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Serious difficulties arose in 1955 in connection with the dispute between Turkey and Greece concerning Cyprus , The anti - Greek riots in September , 1955 , in Istanbul and Izmir got out of hand , and considerable damage was also ...
Serious difficulties arose in 1955 in connection with the dispute between Turkey and Greece concerning Cyprus , The anti - Greek riots in September , 1955 , in Istanbul and Izmir got out of hand , and considerable damage was also ...
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The period during which Mossadegh was in power was a time of considerable anxiety . His demand for a large loan from the poor Jewish community created an almost intolerable situation . Fortunately , he was forced to resign before he ...
The period during which Mossadegh was in power was a time of considerable anxiety . His demand for a large loan from the poor Jewish community created an almost intolerable situation . Fortunately , he was forced to resign before he ...
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Considerable contact of any kind with Negroes seems , among our college students , to be associated with less prejudice against Negroes . Equal - status contacts , however , are particularly favorable to the reduction of prejudice .
Considerable contact of any kind with Negroes seems , among our college students , to be associated with less prejudice against Negroes . Equal - status contacts , however , are particularly favorable to the reduction of prejudice .
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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