Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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Jacob Freid. hopeful start in this direction . The scholar , the creative artist , the intellectual are the rabbi's allies in this formidable task . However , the intellectual , who is best able to establish rapport with youth , is the ...
Jacob Freid. hopeful start in this direction . The scholar , the creative artist , the intellectual are the rabbi's allies in this formidable task . However , the intellectual , who is best able to establish rapport with youth , is the ...
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... creative and have depth . In a world of dis- integration , Judaism can be an integrating force , if its ranks are filled by Jewish youths who are afforded the means to become Jewish adults with convictions , knowledge , and com- mitment ...
... creative and have depth . In a world of dis- integration , Judaism can be an integrating force , if its ranks are filled by Jewish youths who are afforded the means to become Jewish adults with convictions , knowledge , and com- mitment ...
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... creative Jewish survival with both freedom and equality in the Diaspora . But , as against Professor Namier's prescription for extinction , and the Jeremiads of leading contemporary Israeli intellectuals and officials that this was the ...
... creative Jewish survival with both freedom and equality in the Diaspora . But , as against Professor Namier's prescription for extinction , and the Jeremiads of leading contemporary Israeli intellectuals and officials that this was the ...
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Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Balance Sheet of Extermination II | 30 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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