Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... various countries , although we must bear in mind that the Kehillah budgets were dependent not only on the economic circumstances of the Jewish population , but on the extent of the functions which the Kehillot embraced . German Jewry ...
... various countries , although we must bear in mind that the Kehillah budgets were dependent not only on the economic circumstances of the Jewish population , but on the extent of the functions which the Kehillot embraced . German Jewry ...
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... various national groups refused to be extirpated . They clung to their traditions and cultures and remained obdurately irreducible . Effective statecraft on the part of the Communists required that they accommodate their theories to ...
... various national groups refused to be extirpated . They clung to their traditions and cultures and remained obdurately irreducible . Effective statecraft on the part of the Communists required that they accommodate their theories to ...
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... various Soviet embassies abroad , and they in turn distribute it to the press of the various countries . " It seems likely that it was this office that embarked on the next stage of the effort to influence Soviet Jewish attitudes on ...
... various Soviet embassies abroad , and they in turn distribute it to the press of the various countries . " It seems likely that it was this office that embarked on the next stage of the effort to influence Soviet Jewish attitudes on ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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