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tion over religious and family affairs , the members being appointed by the Bey of Tunis as members of the Tunisian judiciary and paid by the Tunisian Treasury . Politically the Jews , unless they were foreign nationals , were equal ...
tion over religious and family affairs , the members being appointed by the Bey of Tunis as members of the Tunisian judiciary and paid by the Tunisian Treasury . Politically the Jews , unless they were foreign nationals , were equal ...
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tion . The result was a score or more of Jewish people's cooperative banks which played a vital role in helping the immigrants establish themselves in their new countries . Later , as in Buenos Aires , they became important economic ...
tion . The result was a score or more of Jewish people's cooperative banks which played a vital role in helping the immigrants establish themselves in their new countries . Later , as in Buenos Aires , they became important economic ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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