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Fortunately , he was forced to resign before he could realize his threats in case of non - payment . The poor social and economic conditions have contributed to considerable emigration , particularly to Israel .
Fortunately , he was forced to resign before he could realize his threats in case of non - payment . The poor social and economic conditions have contributed to considerable emigration , particularly to Israel .
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By 1952 , they were forced to pay a special tax for being “ exempt ” from military service . They are also excluded from governmental services . The Jews of Afghanistan , except for Kabul , have always lived in ghettos .
By 1952 , they were forced to pay a special tax for being “ exempt ” from military service . They are also excluded from governmental services . The Jews of Afghanistan , except for Kabul , have always lived in ghettos .
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The tragic position of the Yemenite Jews forced them to emigrate in masses , mostly to Palestine , despite the existing prohibition and the confiscation of property for “ illegal ” emigration . Large - scale migration to Palestine ...
The tragic position of the Yemenite Jews forced them to emigrate in masses , mostly to Palestine , despite the existing prohibition and the confiscation of property for “ illegal ” emigration . Large - scale migration to Palestine ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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