Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... University of Minsk , the Republic's lead- ing school . These figures concern the number and nationalities of the students who were graduated that year from the Univer- sity's history and chemistry faculties . As a basis for comparison ...
... University of Minsk , the Republic's lead- ing school . These figures concern the number and nationalities of the students who were graduated that year from the Univer- sity's history and chemistry faculties . As a basis for comparison ...
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... University of Minsk graduated 213 White Rus- sians , 70 Russians , 40 Ukrainians and seven Jews . The chemistry faculty graduated 224 White Russians , 76 Russians , 41 Ukrain- ians and eight Jews . Several points emerge from these ...
... University of Minsk graduated 213 White Rus- sians , 70 Russians , 40 Ukrainians and seven Jews . The chemistry faculty graduated 224 White Russians , 76 Russians , 41 Ukrain- ians and eight Jews . Several points emerge from these ...
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... university student bodies were largely recruited from the urban population , particularly from the children of the intelligentsia - the very strata in which Soviet Jewry was most heavily represented . Though no figures concerning Jews ...
... university student bodies were largely recruited from the urban population , particularly from the children of the intelligentsia - the very strata in which Soviet Jewry was most heavily represented . Though no figures concerning Jews ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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