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The Jewish school interferes with free - time activities of almost three out of four children ( 72.9 percent ) , but only one out of four minds this interference “ very much . ” Most of the children accept the interferences and ...
The Jewish school interferes with free - time activities of almost three out of four children ( 72.9 percent ) , but only one out of four minds this interference “ very much . ” Most of the children accept the interferences and ...
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Pupil activities in order of frequency are : festival and school assemblies , music , junior synagogue , Keren Ami , trips , arts and crafts , dramatics , dance , student government , and general clubs . E. Results of Teaching 75.
Pupil activities in order of frequency are : festival and school assemblies , music , junior synagogue , Keren Ami , trips , arts and crafts , dramatics , dance , student government , and general clubs . E. Results of Teaching 75.
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No chance of any communal activity whatsoever is afforded to the Jews of the Soviet Union - no representative bodies , no meetings , no schools , no lectures , no celebrations or memorial gatherings , no press , no literature , not one ...
No chance of any communal activity whatsoever is afforded to the Jews of the Soviet Union - no representative bodies , no meetings , no schools , no lectures , no celebrations or memorial gatherings , no press , no literature , not one ...
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Art and Literature | 319 |
Story of Jewish | 328 |
The Story of Yiddish | 356 |
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