Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... Zionism is strong . There is a United Zionist Organ- ization , the Unificada . The Zionist Organization's National Coun- cil for Education and Culture finances and directs Jewish edu- cation in Rio de Janeiro . In São Paulo it is ...
... Zionism is strong . There is a United Zionist Organ- ization , the Unificada . The Zionist Organization's National Coun- cil for Education and Culture finances and directs Jewish edu- cation in Rio de Janeiro . In São Paulo it is ...
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... Zionism and the story of their homeland . The non - Zionists had their own schools in Rio and São Paulo , but the Zionist influence was most important . General subjects followed the official Brazilian school curriculum as in the Amer ...
... Zionism and the story of their homeland . The non - Zionists had their own schools in Rio and São Paulo , but the Zionist influence was most important . General subjects followed the official Brazilian school curriculum as in the Amer ...
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... Zionist idea is not implemented by active mem- bership in a Zionist organization.21 From his American vantage point he commends the idea of a Jewish national state , takes pride in Israel's achievements , is earnestly interested in ...
... Zionist idea is not implemented by active mem- bership in a Zionist organization.21 From his American vantage point he commends the idea of a Jewish national state , takes pride in Israel's achievements , is earnestly interested in ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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