Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... tend to be higher . In short , tolerance may grow from certain types of religious training , but not from mere exposure to religion in the home or at church . Taking the attitudes of various groups toward Negroes only , we discover that ...
... tend to be higher . In short , tolerance may grow from certain types of religious training , but not from mere exposure to religion in the home or at church . Taking the attitudes of various groups toward Negroes only , we discover that ...
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... tend to corroborate this bit of common knowledge . The table above shows distribution of the more and less victimized Jews with respect to their anti - Negro feelings . The more victimized Jews show a greater tendency than the less ...
... tend to corroborate this bit of common knowledge . The table above shows distribution of the more and less victimized Jews with respect to their anti - Negro feelings . The more victimized Jews show a greater tendency than the less ...
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... tend to be most free from prej- udices . The trend is not conclusive , but so far as it goes suggests that social science is not doing its educative work well enough . The Bigot's World Many writers , including especially psychiatrists ...
... tend to be most free from prej- udices . The trend is not conclusive , but so far as it goes suggests that social science is not doing its educative work well enough . The Bigot's World Many writers , including especially psychiatrists ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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