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Article: The Anglo-Saxon immigrants: Few but influential
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- Jerusalem Post
- Article date:
- September 13, 1996
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Gloria Deutsch and Diana Lerner
Jerusalem Post
09-13-1996
ISRAELIS lump them all together as Anglo-Saxons, strangely using the name of fifth century marauding tribes to describe people from places as diverse and far apart as New Jersey, Bulawayo or Little Piddling in the Marsh.
Few Anglo-Saxons have become household names in Israel, although there are outstanding exceptions like Abba Eban, Chaim Herzog and Tal Brody. But the Anglo-Saxon influence has been immeasurable, whether it's been in setting an example by volunteering, demanding greater hygiene and less litter or causing a fashion revolution in synagogues where ladies' hats are now de rigueur and the once ubiquitous peasant scarf is ...
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