Israel and the Diaspora

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Dinur, Ben Zion, 1884-1973
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Title Israel and the Diaspora / by Ben Zion Dinur
with an introd. by Yitzkak Baer.
Contributors Dagut, M. B. (Menachem B.)
Baer, Yitzhak, 1888-1980
Publisher Philadelphia : Jewish Publication Society
Creation Date 1969 5279
Notes "Material for Books One and Two was translated from the Hebrew by Merton B. Dagut".
"Book Three originally appeared in: The Jews, their history, culture and religion
3rd ed., ... under the title: The historical foundations of the rebirth of Israel".
Includes bibliographical references.
Extent xv, 206 pages
21 cm.
Language English
Call Number 15064
National Library system number 990017975520205171

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