Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... forced to pro- claim its opposition to Zionism , and with Jews being arrested and tortured by police without apparent reason . The death penalty was imposed for illegal emigration to Palestine . The outrages culminated in the Aleppo ...
... forced to pro- claim its opposition to Zionism , and with Jews being arrested and tortured by police without apparent reason . The death penalty was imposed for illegal emigration to Palestine . The outrages culminated in the Aleppo ...
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... forced them to emi- grate in masses , mostly to Palestine , despite the existing prohi- bition and the confiscation of property for " illegal " emigration . Large - scale migration to Palestine , the Holy Land of Yemenite Jews , through ...
... forced them to emi- grate in masses , mostly to Palestine , despite the existing prohi- bition and the confiscation of property for " illegal " emigration . Large - scale migration to Palestine , the Holy Land of Yemenite Jews , through ...
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... forced the opening of public restaurants to Negroes by the device of entering a restaurant in mixed groups , and insisting quietly but firmly on the legal right to be served . In one northern city , the National Association for the ...
... forced the opening of public restaurants to Negroes by the device of entering a restaurant in mixed groups , and insisting quietly but firmly on the legal right to be served . In one northern city , the National Association for the ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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