Parallel Zionisms: Chinese, Greek, Armenian, and Hungarian Parallels of Nationhood, Diaspora, Genocide, Exile, Partition, and Aliya

Author： Berdichevsky Norman  

Publisher： World Affairs Institute

ISSN： 0043-8200

Source： World Affairs, Vol.169, Iss.3, 2007-01, pp. : 119-124

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