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They were debarred from the army and not accepted in government services even in the lowest ranks . In law courts their evidence against Moslems was not accepted . The Jews had to wear long side curls , a special turban , a long black ...
They were debarred from the army and not accepted in government services even in the lowest ranks . In law courts their evidence against Moslems was not accepted . The Jews had to wear long side curls , a special turban , a long black ...
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A minority group is secure if it is " accepted , " and there are no more sensitive barometers of popular acceptance than the " exclusive " resort , suburb or social club . Judged by this gauge , the American Jews lack social standing .
A minority group is secure if it is " accepted , " and there are no more sensitive barometers of popular acceptance than the " exclusive " resort , suburb or social club . Judged by this gauge , the American Jews lack social standing .
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Only when religious and ethnic differences among the American people are fully accepted as normal and no longer equated with ... Acceptance of Religio - Ethnic Differences During the past five years , we have made certain studies of the ...
Only when religious and ethnic differences among the American people are fully accepted as normal and no longer equated with ... Acceptance of Religio - Ethnic Differences During the past five years , we have made certain studies of the ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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