The Jewish Economy

Bernard D. Weinryb

1938

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When we speak about the economy of a given nation, about the German, French, or Polish economies, we don’t mean the economic lives of all the people belonging, according to their race, language, nationality, to the German, French, and Polish people scattered throughout the world, but to the economic life of that part of the people located in a…

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Bernard D. Weinryb

1900–1982

Bernard Dov Weinryb was a prolific social and economic historian of East European Jewry. Born in Poland, he studied in Breslau at the Jewish Theological Seminary and at the university. In 1934 he moved to Palestine and in 1939 to the United States, where he taught at various universities and Jewish colleges.

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