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They were the source of Zionism and Jewish nationalism and a wealth of economic and cultural organizations . They set up their own newspapers in Yiddish and Hebrew , theatres , labor unions , literary societies , and a multitude of ...
They were the source of Zionism and Jewish nationalism and a wealth of economic and cultural organizations . They set up their own newspapers in Yiddish and Hebrew , theatres , labor unions , literary societies , and a multitude of ...
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Autonomous communal and cultural organizations were increasingly disbanded . And yet , a Jewish cultural life of sorts was nonetheless permitted - in the Yiddish language . A network of Yiddish schools , under party and state ...
Autonomous communal and cultural organizations were increasingly disbanded . And yet , a Jewish cultural life of sorts was nonetheless permitted - in the Yiddish language . A network of Yiddish schools , under party and state ...
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General subjects followed the official Brazilian school curriculum as in the American day schools and bi - cultural institutions . These were taught in Portuguese . Yiddish and Hebrew studies received two to three hours daily in ...
General subjects followed the official Brazilian school curriculum as in the American day schools and bi - cultural institutions . These were taught in Portuguese . Yiddish and Hebrew studies received two to three hours daily in ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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