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After the June 1941 German invasion of the Soviet Union, SS and police units(acting as mobile killing units) began massive killing operations aimed at entire Jewish communities.
Today, the only Jewish communities that remain in significant numbers from the pre-War years are the ones in Russia and the United Kingdom that managed to avoid Nazi occupation.
Those Jewish communities within easy reach of the Nazi regime had been largely exterminated,
Have you heard that Jewish communities spread across Judea and Samaria(the West Bank)- some more than a century ago- but were destroyed by Arab marauders before Israel became a state?
Though these Jewish communities often differed in culture that reflected their own history and experience, they were all
As far as we know, language reclamation began in the 1800s when, at a time of rising antisemitism, Jewish communities looked to their ancestral language, Hebrew, as a means of cultural revival.
Hebrew theater, unlike literature, did not exist in ancient Hebrew culture, nor did it grow out of the Yiddish theater so popular in Eastern European Jewish communities up to World War II.
thereby sending different Jewish communities in differing directions, creating a diaspora.
Hatzalah actually started in Brooklyn by a Hasidic Jew years before us in Williamsburg, and now it's all over the Jewish community in New York, even Australia and Mexico and many other Jewish communities.
Azeri and Jewish communities, among others.[2] Many Turkish cities and towns have vibrant local music scenes which,
This is good for the Jewish community.
At that time, a Jewish community already existed here.
Polish Jews constituted the largest Jewish community in Europe.
His father was an important figure in the Jewish community.
There was also a Jewish community.
Polish Jews formed the largest Jewish community in Europe.
Salzburg′s Jewish community never recovered.
I was also raised in the American Jewish community.
At that time, a Jewish community already existed here.
How does the entire Jewish community respond to this?