To Be a Jew in France in 1982
Nelly Gutman
1984
Confronted by difficult problems after 1945 (reconstruction of a community life after the physical and material losses of the Second World War, integration of successive and ever more numerous waves of refugees bringing their own traumas with them, as well as different forms of cultural expression), French Judaism reacted energetically…
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