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Page 187
... civil servant ; his mother came from the French Huguenot colony of Berlin , with which young Gentz liked to associate . Up to an advanced age , he wrote his diaries in French , displaying in that language the same limpid elegance that ...
... civil servant ; his mother came from the French Huguenot colony of Berlin , with which young Gentz liked to associate . Up to an advanced age , he wrote his diaries in French , displaying in that language the same limpid elegance that ...
Page 228
... civil laws regulating divorce and settle- ments , require a civil divorce before a get is issued . Reform Jews disregard Talmudic di- vorce laws and hence require no get but sim- ply accept the ruling of a civil divorce court as ...
... civil laws regulating divorce and settle- ments , require a civil divorce before a get is issued . Reform Jews disregard Talmudic di- vorce laws and hence require no get but sim- ply accept the ruling of a civil divorce court as ...
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... civil service as permanent under secretary in the Ministry of Finance and subsequently became president of the board of the Bank of Sweden . From 1947 he served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs . In 1951 Hammarskjöld was chosen vice ...
... civil service as permanent under secretary in the Ministry of Finance and subsequently became president of the board of the Bank of Sweden . From 1947 he served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs . In 1951 Hammarskjöld was chosen vice ...
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