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Glorious, accursed Europe : an essay on Jewish ambivalence / Jehuda Reinharz, Yaacov Shavit ; Michelle Engel, translator.

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African Americans, ambivalence, and antisemitism.

Brackman, Harold David

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Monumental treatise and monumental review : Robert S. Wistrich's "From Ambivalence to Betrayal: the Left, the Jews, and Israel".

Schweitzer, Frederick M.

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The Soviet Union and the Holocaust : a history of ambivalence.

The Soviet Union and the Holocaust : a history of ambivalence.

Edele, Mark

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The Resistance Movement in the Cracow Ghetto during the Nazi Occupation.

Natan Gross OHD interviewee

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Kestenberg Archive.

Kestenberg Archive.

GH OHD interviewee

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History of Modern Jerusalem.

History of Modern Jerusalem.

Paul (deceased) Yaakobi OHD interviewee

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Kestenberg Archive.

Kestenberg Archive.

AR OHD interviewee

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