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

Tidious

迷住

The Kibbutz and Youth Aliya in integrating immigrants: kibbutzim, ordinary educational institutions, institutions belonging to Hamizrahi and Hapoel Mizrahi, other religious institutions, special institutions and moshavim (farming communities).

adhesive

Education, Occupation, Socializations said at a meeting of the Youth Aliya management committee in June 1948. The movement’s educational character was formed within the framework of the kibbutz, which also looked upon itself as an educator. The kibbutz laid its emphasis on mutual co-operation between the child/youth and national socie

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‘These Young People — Their Souls are Closed to Us’attempt an answer to these questions, it is necessary to differentiate between the Youth Aliya people on the one hand and the kibbutz society on the other. It is also important to point out that the various spokespersons — both the kibbutzniks and Youth Aliya people — tended to base their opinions o

extemporaneous

混杂人

altruism

‘This Human Matter’: the Survivors According to the Emissaries and the Survivors According to Themseveloped by the veterans to the survivors, on their arrival in the country, on the other. This was an on-going, rather than a static, process, which makes it necessary to study the preconceptions the local population had with regard to the survivors, as well as the attitudes which faced the survivors on their arrival in Israel.

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