those in Germany. Although legally they have equality of rights, the all-powerful influence of the Nazi party and the Nazi Senate has made the lot of 8,000 Jewish inhabitants there very difficult to bear, harassed as they are by the unscrupulous propaganda of the Nazi press and the secret boycott methods.
Dunash Ben Labrat, philologist and poet of the tenth century, adapted the Arabic meter to Hebrew poetry and thus created a new epoch for Hebrew poetry.
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