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Meanings of german jew in English

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Usage of german jew in English
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You have to be the most German Jew in the entire world.
Those who save us
2
That thing last week, about you being the most German Jew-
Those who save us
3
And Ishmael turned and saw the German Jew standing near him.
Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths
4
For several treatises the German Jew had more authentic texts than are now available.
Rashi
5
I think that he must have meant a German Jew.
Benita, an African romance
6
His father was a German Jew, who kept a tavern.
Samuel Brohl and Company
7
She remembers several scenes with her mother who was a German Jew, not Eastern European.
The new yorker
8
Besides, he wasn't an Italian-hewas a German Jew.
Anne of Green Gables
9
He found the German Jew sitting there.
Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths
10
A German Jew, who shared the professor's stateroom, saw the party coming, and exclaimed to a fellow-passenger:
Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths
11
Born a German Jew, Anthony had escaped the Nazis and spent most of his life in London.
The new yorker
12
German Jew, I imagine, and very odd.
Benita, an African romance
13
Mr. Munsberg jerked himself upright irascibly, and broke forth in the accent of the New York German Jew.
T. Tembarom
14
Her father was a German Jew- aslave-ownerthey say-connected with the Cannibal Islands in some way or other.
Vanity Fair
15
Worst of times: His father, Arthur Morgenthau, a German Jew, died of a heart attack when Morgan was nine.
The Guardian
16
"I ding sho doo," interrupted the German Jew, whose name was Isaacs.
Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths
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German jew through the time
German jew across language varieties
United Kingdom
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