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In all of Hitler's Europe , from the flood - tide of his armies in Russia to the Atlantic Wall , Jews were sought out and destroyed , singly and in groups , whole families and entire communities , men , women and children , the aged and ...
In all of Hitler's Europe , from the flood - tide of his armies in Russia to the Atlantic Wall , Jews were sought out and destroyed , singly and in groups , whole families and entire communities , men , women and children , the aged and ...
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Over 5,000 families were placed and settled on the land by JCA . In 1960 , some 2,000 families remained . These and other Jews living in and around the settlements totaled some 15,000 . But their farm production has not declined .
Over 5,000 families were placed and settled on the land by JCA . In 1960 , some 2,000 families remained . These and other Jews living in and around the settlements totaled some 15,000 . But their farm production has not declined .
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The family's dominance and discipline are dwindling . ... and lack of family unity , obligation , and responsibility . ... directly.16 Ninety - one percent cited bad companions or the evil example of adults outside their families .
The family's dominance and discipline are dwindling . ... and lack of family unity , obligation , and responsibility . ... directly.16 Ninety - one percent cited bad companions or the evil example of adults outside their families .
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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