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The Fatherland and the Jews

Two Pamphlets by Alfred Wiener, 1919 and 1924

Wiener, Alfred

The Fatherland and the Jews

The Fatherland and the Jews

Two Pamphlets by Alfred Wiener, 1919 and 1924

The Fatherland and the Jews

 

Two seminal works of interwar German Jewish thought that tackle a still-urgent issue - the rise and spread of antisemitism, and the necessity of an intellectual resistance

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Beschrijving The Fatherland and the Jews

Two seminal works of interwar German Jewish thought that tackle a still-urgent issue - the rise and spread of antisemitism, and the necessity of an intellectual resistance

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9781783786213
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80
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680
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1
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Paperback / softback
Taal
Engels
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