... indistinguishable from their fellow countrymen, and did not live apart generally from Christians. Still one other less tangible characteristic of the Italian Jews and non-Jews alike was an amiable inclination to ignore the law. It seems never to have occurred to most Italian Jews to report for internment, as did many Dutch, Hungarian, Czech, and German Jews. They became clever ... ...

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... faulty. Fourthly, some internal dynamic may be faulty. If things do go wrong what you get is not repair and maturity. You get fear and anxiety, over sensitivity, suspicion, an inclination to take offence and in some cases violence. The difficulty is that once someone is set into this path it sometimes simply begins a repetitive cycle reinforcing the early faults, strengthening ... ...

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