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ing hearth and home ; there were stories of life in the sweatshops and factories , of cruel exploitation , of homesickness , of conflict between husband and wife , stories of young love - all of these themes were dealt with in Yiddish ...
ing hearth and home ; there were stories of life in the sweatshops and factories , of cruel exploitation , of homesickness , of conflict between husband and wife , stories of young love - all of these themes were dealt with in Yiddish ...
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It is therefore possible for a Jew not to seek an answer for his problems in Jewish public life , but be more inclined to retire to the privacy of his home . The Chief Modern Intellectual Movements If we consider the intellectual ...
It is therefore possible for a Jew not to seek an answer for his problems in Jewish public life , but be more inclined to retire to the privacy of his home . The Chief Modern Intellectual Movements If we consider the intellectual ...
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School enrollment , the need for certain recreational facilities , summer camps , homes for senior members of the community , houses specially built to accommodate elderly persons , the incidence and prevalence of certain diseases ...
School enrollment , the need for certain recreational facilities , summer camps , homes for senior members of the community , houses specially built to accommodate elderly persons , the incidence and prevalence of certain diseases ...
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Art and Literature | 319 |
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