Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... become a major and important segment of the Jewish people . Fifteen years ago the Jews of Latin America comprised no more than some 3 percent of the Jewish people ; today they are more than 51⁄2 percent of all Jews . But their ...
... become a major and important segment of the Jewish people . Fifteen years ago the Jews of Latin America comprised no more than some 3 percent of the Jewish people ; today they are more than 51⁄2 percent of all Jews . But their ...
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... become the Manchester of Argentina . Here , in less than a decade , over a hundred textile mills , open day and night , pro- duced more than 20,000,000 meters of woolen and silk goods annually . The day is too short for Vija Linch . The ...
... become the Manchester of Argentina . Here , in less than a decade , over a hundred textile mills , open day and night , pro- duced more than 20,000,000 meters of woolen and silk goods annually . The day is too short for Vija Linch . The ...
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... become a major weapon , we shall have to know more than we do about the best methods of ex- posing unpleasant situations so that they become a matter of immediate personal concern to the largest number of citizens . We need careful ...
... become a major weapon , we shall have to know more than we do about the best methods of ex- posing unpleasant situations so that they become a matter of immediate personal concern to the largest number of citizens . We need careful ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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