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The annihilation of two - thirds of Europe's Jews also involved the physical destruction of the institutions which concretely embodied the experience and values of Jewish cultural and communal life . A balance sheet of what was ...
The annihilation of two - thirds of Europe's Jews also involved the physical destruction of the institutions which concretely embodied the experience and values of Jewish cultural and communal life . A balance sheet of what was ...
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largest Jewish population in the world , must learn what has been lost and , wherever possible , add what has been lost to their own experience so that the continuity of the Jewish heritage will remain unbroken .
largest Jewish population in the world , must learn what has been lost and , wherever possible , add what has been lost to their own experience so that the continuity of the Jewish heritage will remain unbroken .
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Experience has shown that it is more important to attack segregation than it is to attack prejudices . It has generally been assumed that discrimination grows out of prejudice . It is equally true that a good deal of prejudice arises ...
Experience has shown that it is more important to attack segregation than it is to attack prejudices . It has generally been assumed that discrimination grows out of prejudice . It is equally true that a good deal of prejudice arises ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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