Titlebook: Survivors of the Holocaust; Israel after the War Hanna Yablonka Book 1999 Hanna Yablonka 1999 Holocaust.integration.Israel

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‘Stir Over a Low Flame’ the discrepancy between the ideology behind the issue and the ways in which the immigrants were accepted in reality. The fact that they were Jewish meant that they were admitted into the country by law; ideologically too, they were welcomed — the general attitude was that it was their right to retu

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The Motherland — an Army and a Military Frontith proposals for recruitment of various other members of world Jewry (especially those who had formerly fought with the partisans).. This latter began, apparently, in mid-December 1947, among partisans who had settled in the towns rather than in the kibbutzim.. Other sources, however, claim that th

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The Israel Defence Forces and the Holocaust recruited immigrants. The first concerns their ability to understand the signficance of the Holocaust to the individual and the second relates to the role played by the Holocaust in the myth of heroism surrounding the War of Independence and the way the survivors were conceived of as a fighting for

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Straight Homey live as their home. Most of them know each other personally and social interaction is constant. The integration of a large number of new immigrants in each kibbutz settlement would obviously have had a significant effect on their day-to-day life. For example, in December 1947 about 100 immigrants