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200	1		_aThe lifetime of a Jew _bTexte imprimé _ethroughout the ages of Jewish history _fby Hayyim Schauss
210			_aNew York _cUnion of American Hebrew congregations _d1970
215			_aXVI-333 σ. - pl. _d23 εκ.
300			_aCommission of Jewish education of the Union of American Hebrew congregations and Central conference of American rabbis. Union graded series. - Glossaire. Notes bibliogr. Index
330			_a Hayyim Schauss’ “The Lifetime of a Jew” discusses the significant aspects in the life of the individual Jew from birth to death. The treatment followed in this book is the same so successfully achieved by the author in his previous volume on “The Jewish Festivals.” This is the first book in which a writer not only gives the historical and ceremonial significance of each of the great events of birth, bar mitsvo, education, marriage, and death, but also traces the observances connected with these events through the centuries and in various lands. The book therefore is a unique contribution to the story of Jewish life. The author, who is steeped in Jewish life and lore, approaches his subject critically, yet with warmth, sympathy, and enthusiasm. This twofold treatment is indeed a significant achievement. As a result, the book will serve as a popular reader for young people and adults, as well as a book of study for all those who are interested in the subject.
410		0	_034261478 _tUnion graded series _v1
606			_aΕβραίοι _xΙστορία
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686			_a2 _2Cadre de classement de la Bibliographie nationale française
700			_aSchauss _bHayyim _4070
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856			_uhttps://archive.org/details/lifetimeofajewth013919mbp/page/n13/mode/2up
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