Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... appeared on the scene . However , all these organizations were limited in scope . The 19th century had brought with it new and more complex prob- lems for European Jewry that could not be dealt with by sin- gle communities or even ...
... appeared on the scene . However , all these organizations were limited in scope . The 19th century had brought with it new and more complex prob- lems for European Jewry that could not be dealt with by sin- gle communities or even ...
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... appearance ( a " Jewish nose , " curly hair , Yiddish accent ) was to be excluded from the Polish Army of Lib- eration , the Red Army and the NKVD units attached to the Polish Army . Jews of " good " appearance could remain in the ...
... appearance ( a " Jewish nose , " curly hair , Yiddish accent ) was to be excluded from the Polish Army of Lib- eration , the Red Army and the NKVD units attached to the Polish Army . Jews of " good " appearance could remain in the ...
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... appeared in Mexico in 1921-22 and soon began to import diverse articles , such as clothing , hosiery , underwear , etc. They offered strong competition to the old - established foreign firms in many branch- es of commerce . Thanks to ...
... appeared in Mexico in 1921-22 and soon began to import diverse articles , such as clothing , hosiery , underwear , etc. They offered strong competition to the old - established foreign firms in many branch- es of commerce . Thanks to ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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