Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... became ever more menacing ( Iraq , Syria , Egypt , Afghanistan , and Libya ) ; ( b ) where the centuries - old discrimination became intolerable in view of the creation of Israel ( Yemen and , in part , Iran ) ; and ( c ) those where ...
... became ever more menacing ( Iraq , Syria , Egypt , Afghanistan , and Libya ) ; ( b ) where the centuries - old discrimination became intolerable in view of the creation of Israel ( Yemen and , in part , Iran ) ; and ( c ) those where ...
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... became so dangerous that the government found it necessary to publish a statement warn- ing against attacks upon Jews and requesting those assaulted and beaten to report to the police . After this warning the num- ber of attacks upon ...
... became so dangerous that the government found it necessary to publish a statement warn- ing against attacks upon Jews and requesting those assaulted and beaten to report to the police . After this warning the num- ber of attacks upon ...
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... became articles of daily use . From selling , Jews gradually turned to producing these con- sumer goods and introduced new industries such as knitted goods , shoes and hats . This was natural because the Jewish im- migrants in the era ...
... became articles of daily use . From selling , Jews gradually turned to producing these con- sumer goods and introduced new industries such as knitted goods , shoes and hats . This was natural because the Jewish im- migrants in the era ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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