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"She would rather be a Gaon than a Gaul" : Jacqueline Shohet Kahanoff's affirmation of Arab Jewish identity in "Jacob's Ladder".

Zonana, Joyce

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Autobiographical interviews of Jews born in German speaking countries ("Yekkes") - 50/60 years after their immigration to Israel.

Max Friedlaender OHD interviewee

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