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Seeking its support from the broad masses of the people , the new American Jewish Congress now attempted to re - establish an authorized , representative Jewish body that would include those national and central organizations and local ...
Seeking its support from the broad masses of the people , the new American Jewish Congress now attempted to re - establish an authorized , representative Jewish body that would include those national and central organizations and local ...
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tween existing Jewish bodies , the American Jewish Congress at its 1929 session in Atlantic City adopted a resolution providing for consultation and possible cooperation with the American Jewish Committee and other bodies .
tween existing Jewish bodies , the American Jewish Congress at its 1929 session in Atlantic City adopted a resolution providing for consultation and possible cooperation with the American Jewish Committee and other bodies .
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LEO PFEFFER is General Counsel and Director of the Commission of Law and Social Action of the American Jewish Congress . Mr. Pfeffer was an editor of the New York University Law Review and is a foremost authority on the separation of ...
LEO PFEFFER is General Counsel and Director of the Commission of Law and Social Action of the American Jewish Congress . Mr. Pfeffer was an editor of the New York University Law Review and is a foremost authority on the separation of ...
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Art and Literature | 319 |
Story of Jewish | 328 |
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