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_aStillman, Norman A. _d(1945-....) _eAuteur _4070 _9263598 |
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_aLes juifs du Maghreb confrontés à la Shoah _h[Ressource électronique] : _bsynthèse historique / _cpar Norman A. Stillman ; traduit de l'anglais par Claire Drevon |
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| 520 | _aThe Jews of the Maghreb faced with the Holocaust: a historical summary This article analyzes the process by which Jewish communities were formed in Islamic countries, in particular in the Maghreb, on the eve of World War II. Around 1940, the Maghreb was entirely under colonial rule and was home to nearly 450,000 Jews. Morocco specifically had the largest Jewish community on Arab soil. All told, the Maghreb represented nearly half of the Jewish population in the Arab world. Stillman shows just how different the communities' situations were, detailing the gulf between the archaism of Yemen and the relative openness of Egypt prior to 1940 | ||
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_tRevue d'Histoire de la Shoah. - _gVol. 2, n. 205, 2016, p. 37-77. - _d[S.l.] : Mémorial de la Shoah, 2016. - _xISSN : 2111-885X |
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