Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... German and Austrian Jewry are in the higher brackets because these percentages are based on the population figures of 1939. If , however , the year 1933 is taken as the basis for computing the losses of German Jewry , and the year 1938 ...
... German and Austrian Jewry are in the higher brackets because these percentages are based on the population figures of 1939. If , however , the year 1933 is taken as the basis for computing the losses of German Jewry , and the year 1938 ...
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... German figure . For , although Holland Jewry had a class of Jews who were as rich as the German upper bourgeoisie , its proletariat constituted a far larger percentage than among the German Jews . France , Belgium , Denmark and ...
... German figure . For , although Holland Jewry had a class of Jews who were as rich as the German upper bourgeoisie , its proletariat constituted a far larger percentage than among the German Jews . France , Belgium , Denmark and ...
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... German Jews tended to consider themselves as primarily a religious group and such secular expressions as lodges and philanthropies had only the faintest national coloration . The Russian Jews , who were far more numerous than the German ...
... German Jews tended to consider themselves as primarily a religious group and such secular expressions as lodges and philanthropies had only the faintest national coloration . The Russian Jews , who were far more numerous than the German ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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