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Coffee and cake with the Family Beiunsky: an exploration of the concepts of identity and exile with respect to Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany

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Family Beiunsky is not really a family name but referred to German Jewish refugees who settled in Mandate Palestine, later the State of Israel, as well as other countries of refuge after 1933. The Family Beiunsky exists in the psyche of the majority of German Jewish refugees of Nazism

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