Religious communities in Jerusalem 1843-1974 and minorities in Israel
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Religious communities in Jerusalem 1843-1974 and minorities in Israel
（Minorities in the Middle East）
Archive Editions, 2005
- : set
- v. 1
- v. 2
- v. 3
- v. 4
Available at 1 libraries
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Tokyo University of Foreign Studies LibraryAA
v. 18/R6/Mi46/2-11000112527,
v. 28/R6/Mi46/2-21000112528, v. 38/R6/Mi46/2-31000112529, v. 48/R6/Mi46/2-41000112530
Note
Vol. 1. 1843-1918 -- v. 2. 1919-1954 -- v. 3. 1954-1967 -- v. 4. 1968-1974
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is the second of the new document collections available as part of the multi-part set Minorities in the Middle East. In these four volumes the selection of documents combines to give an overview of the interplay within and between the different faiths existing in Jerusalem. These 2400 pages contain documents exploring the treatment and position of the diverse religious minorities within Jerusalem and more generally in Israel after 1948. Historically, relations between Muslims and non-Muslims have varied according to political events. Within the confines of Jerusalem and its environs the many different claims of the main faiths of Islam, Judaism and Christianity to parts of the city have exacerbated the effects of the political climate. Furthermore, struggles for rights to minority worship within the State have been diverted as rivalries between churches, particularly within the Christian church, have divided congregations.
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