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These outrages were accompanied by governmental restrictions on the movement of Jews , denial of jobs in the government , withholding licenses , making virtually impossible admission to governmental schools , and the prohibition of land ...
These outrages were accompanied by governmental restrictions on the movement of Jews , denial of jobs in the government , withholding licenses , making virtually impossible admission to governmental schools , and the prohibition of land ...
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Despite formal promises that no restrictions would be placed on individual emigration , such restrictions are , in fact , extant . Although the pressure toward emigration has diminished somewhat , it is still very much in existence ...
Despite formal promises that no restrictions would be placed on individual emigration , such restrictions are , in fact , extant . Although the pressure toward emigration has diminished somewhat , it is still very much in existence ...
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The Maccabeans after their victory , went about forcibly circumcising all the Jewish Hellenists they could get hold of , and imposing upon them the restrictions in respect to freedom of worship which they had suffered under the ...
The Maccabeans after their victory , went about forcibly circumcising all the Jewish Hellenists they could get hold of , and imposing upon them the restrictions in respect to freedom of worship which they had suffered under the ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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