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TitleHehalutz in Eastern Europe between the two World Wars (Russia, Poland, Galicia, Romania, Lithuania and Czechoslovakia)

Author

Oppenheim Israel

Call number940.5337/0047

Object number04340c

Place of publicationNew York, New York, United States

PublisherPeter Lang, Institute for Research of the Shoah

Year of publication

1995

Physical descriptionpp33-116

MaterialArticle

Series titleStudies on the Shoah; 4

ISBN0820425869

NotesArticle from the book 'Zionist youth movements during the Shoah' pp33-116

Description

Concerns the principal ideological characteristics that distinguished the Hehalutz movement in Eastern Europe. Focuses primarily on two major organisations of Hehalutz, those of Russia and Poland, where most of the membership was concentrated

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