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It is , nevertheless , a fact that these two groups of immigrants were not randomly distributed and that a much larger percentage of the Jewish than of the other newcomers settled in the largest cities . Rank correlation coefficients ...
It is , nevertheless , a fact that these two groups of immigrants were not randomly distributed and that a much larger percentage of the Jewish than of the other newcomers settled in the largest cities . Rank correlation coefficients ...
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The largest cities have the largest concentration of Jews . The March 1957 survey reported that seven - eighths of them lived in urbanized areas17 of 250,000 or more , about fifty - four percent of the Catholics , and almost one ...
The largest cities have the largest concentration of Jews . The March 1957 survey reported that seven - eighths of them lived in urbanized areas17 of 250,000 or more , about fifty - four percent of the Catholics , and almost one ...
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The Jewish density in all the other large cities is much less . It thus appears that even the large Jewish communities are surrounded by a non - Jewish population several times their size . Agencies of social control are generally less ...
The Jewish density in all the other large cities is much less . It thus appears that even the large Jewish communities are surrounded by a non - Jewish population several times their size . Agencies of social control are generally less ...
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