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The Miracle of the Crucifix of Beirut by the Florentine Jacopo Coppi in San Salvatore in Bologna: painted architecture and hypothesis for a new Jewish tolerance in the age of Gabriele Paleotti

Intrecci d'arte, 2020
The altarpiece by the Florentine Jacopo Coppi kept at the church of San Salvatore in Bologna represents the Miracle of the Crucifix of Beirut, a rare iconography that the Florentine painter inserts in a complicated architectura picta.
Valeria Rubbi
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Performance as Exchange: Taxation and Jewish Theatre in Early Modern Italy [PDF]

, 2013
In early modern Italy, an unusual form of exchange between Jewish and Christian communities materialized in Mantua: Jews in Mantua were required to perform an annual play as a tribute to their Gonzaga rulers.
Jaffe-Berg, E
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Nostra aetate (No. 4) as a Compass for the Jewish-Catholic Dialogue

Edinost in Dialog, 2020
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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Dinamika Relasi Nabi SAW dengan Yahudi Perspektif Teori Konflik Ralf Dahrendorf

Mashdar, 2022
This article aims to find out the form of connection that occurred between the Prophet Muhammad and the Jews in Madina. The population of Madina consists of a wide variety of tribes, religions, and social and economic levels.
Qurrota A'yun, Zulfikri Zulfikri, Luqmanul Hakim   +2 more
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Entangled Stories: The Red Jews in Premodern Yiddish and German Apocalyptic Lore [PDF]

, 2012
“Far, far away from our areas, somewhere beyond the Mountains of Darkness, on the other side of the Sambatyon River…there lives a nation known as the Red Jews.” The Red Jews are best known from classic Yiddish writing, most notably from Mendele's Kitser ...
Abramovitsh, Abramovitsh, Adler, Adler, Aerts, Aescoly, Aescoly, Aichele, Aleichem, Anderson, Augusti, Baron, Baruchson, Baumgarten, Beckingham, Beit-Arié, Bejczy, Bell, Ben-Amos, Benayahu, Berger, Berger, Berliner, Bin-Gorion, Bousset, Boyarin, Brenz, Breslau, Brook, Burnett, Bøe, Carlebach, Carlebach, Carlebach, Cary, Chartier, Clemen, Cohen, Cohen, Cohen, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, David, David, Davidson, Delius, Deutsch, Deutsch, Deutsch, Edwards, Eidelberg, Elbogen, Emmerson, Epstein, Epstein, Faierstein, Febvre, Fishbane, Fishman, Fleischer, Flusser, Flusser, Fraenkel, Funkenstein, Gaster, Gershon b. Eliezer ha-Levi Yiddls, Gerson, Ginzberg, Ginzberg, Gow, Gow, Greenberg, Gross, Gross, Grossman, Grossman, Grözinger, Grünhut, Halkin, Hirsch, Hoffman, Horowitz, Israel, Jacob, Jenks, Jonas, Joseph, Kaelble, Katz, Kaufmann, Kaufmann, Kirchheim, Knefelkamp, Krauss, Köhler, Köhler, Künast, Lazar, Lazar, Maimonides', Mangelsdorf, Mann, Marcus, Margaritha, Margolin, McGinn, Mellinkoff, Mellinkoff, Myers, Neher, Neubauer, Niborski, Nigrinus, Nikolsky, Ocker, Ozment, Perry, Pfefferkorn, Pfefferkorn, Pfeifer, Pollak, Popper, Posnanski, Posselt, Ramos, Raspe, Raspe, Raspe, Raz-Krakotzkin, Rebekka Voß, Reuter, Rivkind, Rivkind, Rogers, Rohrbacher, Romer-Segal, Rosman, Ross, Rubin, Rubin, Ruderman, Ruderman, Sackur, Salamon, Scheiber, Scholem, Schorsch, Schwarz, Schäfer, Schäfer, Scott, Scribner, Shammes, Shammes, Shirman, Simon, Simonsohn, Steinschneider, Stemberger, Stow, Stow, Thomas, Trachtenberg, Turniansky, Ullendorf, Ulmer, van Bekkum, von Scharfenberg, Voß, Voß, Wagner, Walde, Weinreich, Wetzlar, Yaniv, Yassif, Yerushalmi, Yuval's, Zarncke, Zeldes, Zfatman, Zfatman, Zimmer, Zinberg, Zunz, Zunz   +187 more
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Adult Arabs have higher risk for diabetes mellitus than Jews in Israel

PLoS ONE, 2017
Objective Diabetes mellitus is an emerging epidemic in the Arab world. Although high diabetes prevalence is documented in Israeli Arabs, information from cohort studies is scant.
A. Jaffe, S. Giveon, Liat Wulffhart, B. Oberman, Maslama Baidousi, A. Ziv, O. Kalter‐Leibovici   +6 more
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The Yugoslav Planting Campaign in Martyrs’ Forest 1952–1955: Symbolism, Rituals and Meaning [PDF]

Токови историје, 2021
This article will try to examine the phenomenon of memorial forests and its role in the creation of Holocaust mem- ory of the Jewish community in Yugoslavia.
Davor Stipić
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(Poly)Borylated Species as Modern Reactive Groups toward Unusual Synthetic Applications

Angewandte Chemie, EarlyView.
In this review, we spotlight recent breakthroughs in α‐polyboron‐substituted carbon‐centered intermediates (carbanion, carbocation, radical, and carbene) and polyborylated alkenes. By bridging fundamental reactivity with the application potential of these extraordinary species, we hope this review will serve as a roadmap for harnessing these unique ...
Nadim Eghbarieh, Nicole Hanania, Pinaki Nad, Tipu Alam, Tamir Kish, Ahmad Masarwa   +5 more
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Localizing Ashkenazic Jews to Primeval Villages in the Ancient Iranian Lands of Ashkenaz

Genome Biology and Evolution, 2016
The Yiddish language is over 1,000 years old and incorporates German, Slavic, and Hebrew elements. The prevalent view claims Yiddish has a German origin, whereas the opposing view posits a Slavic origin with strong Iranian and weak Turkic substrata.
R. Das, P. Wexler, M. Pirooznia, E. Elhaik   +3 more
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Jewish Youth in the Minsk Ghetto: How Age and Gender Mattered [PDF]

, 2014
Explores how young Soviet Jews survived the German occupation of Soviet territories, specifically ghettoization and mass ...
Anika Walke
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