The Jewish Influence on CivilizationBloch Publishing Company, 1974 - 236 pages |
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Page 144
... began their shelling , the Jordanians began shelling Jerusalem , Mount Scopus and Natanya . Israel replied merely by shelling the Jordanian positions . Israel believed that Jordan was making a token effort on behalf of its pledges to ...
... began their shelling , the Jordanians began shelling Jerusalem , Mount Scopus and Natanya . Israel replied merely by shelling the Jordanian positions . Israel believed that Jordan was making a token effort on behalf of its pledges to ...
Page 192
... began his education in a Jewish school . During his service as an apprentice to a wood - carver , he began to exhibit his unusual artistic talents . In 1862 , he was accepted in the Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg . While studying ...
... began his education in a Jewish school . During his service as an apprentice to a wood - carver , he began to exhibit his unusual artistic talents . In 1862 , he was accepted in the Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg . While studying ...
Page 208
... began giving concerts from the age of fifteen . His many tours and recitals established him as the foremost interpreter of works of Beethoven , Mozart , and Schubert . He was an acknow- ledged master of the keyboard . Artur Rubinstein ...
... began giving concerts from the age of fifteen . His many tours and recitals established him as the foremost interpreter of works of Beethoven , Mozart , and Schubert . He was an acknow- ledged master of the keyboard . Artur Rubinstein ...
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