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The article examines the position of Jewish artisans in the Kyiv region in the late 1920s, a period when the Soviet government's course on the industrialization accelerated the collapse of the NEP policy.
Perga T., Perga Yu.
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Nostra aetate (No. 4) as a Compass for the Jewish-Catholic Dialogue
The article examines the Conciliar declaration in light of the previous historical circumstances and spiritual movements that led to the writing of this text and reflects on its theological importance.
Norbert Johannes Hofmann
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Jewish Communities in Western Siberia in 19th-21st Centuries: Sociocultural Image
The state of Jewish communities in Western Siberia in the historical perspective is analyzed. On the basis of a wide range of archival sources the author analyzes the specifics of the life of such communities during four historical periods: pre ...
V. A. Gerasimova
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Martin Luther inspiriert und regt zum Widerspruch an. Teil 2 [PDF]
The text «Martin Luther inspires and stimulates contradictions» continues the second part of the artcile based on the report read 11. April 2017 in Tscheboskary and published in the previous volume of the almanac.
Rainer Stahl
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Jewish Literature in German Clothing…? [PDF]
As in the case of Franz Kafka and other authors like Franz Werfel, Joseph Roth, Arthur Schnitzler or Leo Perutz, it is necessary to take seemingly secondary or even hidden allusions to Jewishness very seriously.
Karl Erich Grözinger
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The “Nervousness” of the Jew [PDF]
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The article is dedicated to the annihilation of the Jewish communities of Palanga and Darbėnai rural areas of Kretinga County in summer and autumn 1941.
Alfredas Rukšėnas
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An Analysis of the Economic Activities of Kurdistan’s Jews from the Late Naseri Period to the End of Reza Shah’s Reign” [PDF]
Kurdistan has historically functioned as a locus of coexistence and interaction among diverse ethno-religious communities. Although Jews constituted a demographic minority, they played a significant role in the region’s socio-economic transformations ...
Nahie Sanginabadi +2 more
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Who’s the sovereign? Legitimating constitutional authoritarianism in interwar Poland
This article is focused on uncovering how authoritarian legal scholars in interwar Poland dealt with the issue of the ‘sovereign’. In most democratic constitutions, the ‘people’ are said to be sovereign.
Zachary A. Mazur
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SummaryThe relative social and genetic isolation of Jews from other communities, which was much more marked in the past than now, has led to the belief that they are unusually prone to a variety of illnesses. Until the last few decades assessments of the incidence of various diseases among them were usually based on impressions rather than planned ...
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