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The Yiddish press was by far the most important single force in helping the immigrant to integrate himself into the New World environment . IV At the time of World War I , Yiddish was the language of about 12,000,000 Jews in all parts ...
The Yiddish press was by far the most important single force in helping the immigrant to integrate himself into the New World environment . IV At the time of World War I , Yiddish was the language of about 12,000,000 Jews in all parts ...
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When , in addition , there enters , as has been the case with the Jewish people , the factor of deliberate choice and commitment , all attempts to base any predictive judgment on this operation of cultural , economic or social forces ...
When , in addition , there enters , as has been the case with the Jewish people , the factor of deliberate choice and commitment , all attempts to base any predictive judgment on this operation of cultural , economic or social forces ...
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Forces Inimical to Judaism When we deal with the possibility of establishing Judaism as a spiritual force of world significance , it appears that our inner question is also our outer question , that is , the question that arises among ...
Forces Inimical to Judaism When we deal with the possibility of establishing Judaism as a spiritual force of world significance , it appears that our inner question is also our outer question , that is , the question that arises among ...
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Art and Literature | 319 |
Story of Jewish | 328 |
The Story of Yiddish | 356 |
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