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Auto-Emancipation

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Also known as: “Auto-Emanzipation. Ein Mahnruf an seine Stammesgenossen. Von einem russischen Juden”(Show More)
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  • Leo Pinsker

    By a Russian Jew”; Auto-Emancipation, 1884), which provoked strong reactions, both critical and commendatory, from Jewish leaders. In the pamphlet he contended that the only restorative for Jewish dignity and spiritual health lay in a Jewish homeland.

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    By a Russian Jew”; Auto-Emancipation, 1884), which provoked strong reactions, both critical and commendatory, from Jewish leaders. In the pamphlet he contended that the only restorative for Jewish dignity and spiritual health lay in a Jewish homeland.

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