Примери коришћења Jewish students на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He said it was the Jewish students who were forbidden to be there.
As the journalist Klaus Taschwer publicized in 2012, Abel was responsible for the founding of a secret group of 18 professors that sought to frustrate the research and careers of left-wing and Jewish scientists.[5][6]The rise in violence of National Socialist student groups towards Jewish students in 1934 were met with sympathy by Abel.
Jewish students were forbidden to study in Romanian schools.
The rise in violence of National Socialist student groups towards Jewish students in 1934 were met with sympathy by Abel.
Jewish students were prohibited from studying at Canadian universities.
The schools began to impose thinly veiled quotas,rejecting Jewish students on non-academic bases such as lack of moral character or“manly vigor.”.
Young Jewish students donning“United Against Hate” T-shirts opened the event with a musical tribute,“A Prayer for Peace” and concluded with“God, Bless America”.
He attended the renowned Catholic Schottenstift gymnasium,together with Heinrich Friedjung one of the few Jewish students, whereafter he studied chemistry and medicine at the University of Vienna.
In 2009, a number of Jewish students suffered verbal abuse and physical attacks, and a Jewish soldier in the Turkish Army was assaulted.
According to Langer:"Some of our informants knew her during this time andreport that in the student riots Angela defended the Jewish students from attack and on several occasions beat the Aryan students away from the steps of the dining hall with a club.
Sombart had many Jewish students, most of whom felt moderately positive about him after the war, although he clearly was no hero nor resistance fighter.
She moved to Vienna after World War I. Walter Langer's wartime report The Mind of Adolf Hitler, an OSS profile of the Hitler family, paints a positive picture of Angela at this period, describing her as"rather a decent and industrious person". It says she became managerof Mensa Academia Judaica, a boarding house for Jewish students, where she once defended those in her care against anti-Semitic rioters.
Back in 2013,a group of Jewish students used French laws to sue Twitter to force it to hand over the identities of anonymous posters of comments deemed anti-Semitic.
Like the children of other progressive German-speaking Jews in Prague, Werfel was educated at a Catholic school run by the Piarists,a teaching order that allowed for a rabbi to instruct Jewish students for their Bar Mitzvahs.[1] This, along with his governess's influence, gave Werfel an early interest(and expertise) in Catholicism, which soon branched out to other faiths, including Theosophy and Islam, such that his fiction, as well as his nonfiction, provides some insight into comparative religion.
Jewish students in key disciplines including 62.9 percent in stomatology, 34 percent in medical sciences, 29.2 percent in philosophy, 24.9 percent in chemistry and 22.1 percent in law(26 percent by 1929).
Sombart had many,indeed more than the typical proportion, of Jewish students, most of whom felt moderately positive about him after the war, although he clearly was no hero nor resistance fighter.
In 1923 the Jewish students constituted 62.9% of all students of stomatology, 34% of medical sciences, 29.2% of philosophy, 24.9% of chemistry and 22.1% of law(26% by 1929) at all Polish universities.
Sombart had many,indeed more than proportional, Jewish students, most of which felt after the war moderately positive about him, although he clearly was no hero nor resistance fighter.
Although Jewish students tended to switch to studying in Russian as they moved on to secondary and higher education, 55.3 percent of the city's Jewish primary school students attended Yiddish-language schools in 1927.[78] At its peak, the Soviet Yiddish-language school system had 160,000 students in it.
Further academic harassment, such as the introduction of ghettobenches,which forced Jewish students to sit in sections of the lecture halls reserved exclusively for them, anti-Jewish riots, and semi-official or unofficial quotas(Numerusclausus) introduced in 1937 in some universities, halved the number of Jews in Polish universities between independence(1918) and the late 1930s.
People in the community were so moved by Sendler's story that the school district,which didn't have a single Jewish student, declared an official Irena Sendler Day.
A wider audience of readers is less aware of the fact that the Superman was created by two Jewish American students in a response to the Nazi concept of the Arian German“superman”(Übermensch).