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CHAPTER FIVE JEWS IN LATIN AMERICA by JACOB FREID Jews have been living in Central and South America for over 400 years . Today some 735,000 Jews - one out of every seventeen in the world - live in the lands of Latin America .
CHAPTER FIVE JEWS IN LATIN AMERICA by JACOB FREID Jews have been living in Central and South America for over 400 years . Today some 735,000 Jews - one out of every seventeen in the world - live in the lands of Latin America .
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Modern Immigration Toward the end of the nineteenth century the story of Latin American Jewry began anew when large groups of Jewish immigrants came once again to a South America which had swallowed the traces of the descendants of the ...
Modern Immigration Toward the end of the nineteenth century the story of Latin American Jewry began anew when large groups of Jewish immigrants came once again to a South America which had swallowed the traces of the descendants of the ...
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It has also established a large and important library and archives for the gathering of material on the history of Jewish communities . in all Latin American countries . Indeed , Latin America today seethes with Jewish creative talent .
It has also established a large and important library and archives for the gathering of material on the history of Jewish communities . in all Latin American countries . Indeed , Latin America today seethes with Jewish creative talent .
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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