The Jewish Influence on CivilizationBloch Publishing Company, 1974 - 236 pages |
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... gave not only of themselves but gave also of their wealth to help finance the War of Independence . Records reveal the many contri- butions thus made by Jews . Aaron Levy , after whom Aaronsburg , Pennsylvania was named , Philip Minis ...
... gave not only of themselves but gave also of their wealth to help finance the War of Independence . Records reveal the many contri- butions thus made by Jews . Aaron Levy , after whom Aaronsburg , Pennsylvania was named , Philip Minis ...
Page 184
... gave him an allowance sufficient for his requirements . In 1921 , Einstein received the Nobel prize for physics for his work on the quantum theory of light . Einstein's brilliant theoretical studies explained the nature of the Brownian ...
... gave him an allowance sufficient for his requirements . In 1921 , Einstein received the Nobel prize for physics for his work on the quantum theory of light . Einstein's brilliant theoretical studies explained the nature of the Brownian ...
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... gave rise to many great men and women . Sir Jacob Epstein ( 1880-1959 ) , like Jo Davidson , was born to Jewish immigrants in the ghetto of the lower East Side and grew to be considered by many as the greatest sculptor of the twentieth ...
... gave rise to many great men and women . Sir Jacob Epstein ( 1880-1959 ) , like Jo Davidson , was born to Jewish immigrants in the ghetto of the lower East Side and grew to be considered by many as the greatest sculptor of the twentieth ...
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