Columbus & the Jews

Sarna, Jonathan D.
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Title Columbus & the Jews.
Original Library/publisher Commentary. New York
Studies in Jewish Civilization. Omaha, NE. 5
Host Item Commentary 94,5 (1992) 38-41
Description On American Jewish attitudes toward Christopher Columbus.
Another version appeared in "Studies in Jewish Civilization" 5 (1996).
Language English
National Library system number 990000654640705171
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