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Which journalist is called the father of political Zionism?
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Which city gave the world the word ghetto?
Answer: Venice
Why: Christian guards locked the Ghetto's gates each night, and the Jews inside had to pay their wages.
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Where in Asia did about 18,000 Jews find refuge from the Nazis?
Answer: Shanghai
Why: Shanghai asked for no entry visa until August 1939, so refugees could land there without one.
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Where was the largest armed Jewish revolt of World War II?
Answer: Warsaw Ghetto
Why: Fighters in the Warsaw Ghetto held out against tanks and flamethrowers from mid-April until mid-May 1943.
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Where did Israel declare independence in 1948?
Answer: Tel Aviv
Why: The declaration was signed in the Tel Aviv Museum, once Mayor Meir Dizengoff's home and now Independence Hall.
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Which philosopher did Amsterdam's Jewish community ban in 1656?
Answer: Baruch Spinoza
Why: Spinoza was only 23 when his own congregation pronounced the ban in July 1656.
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Which active European synagogue is the oldest?
Answer: Old-New Synagogue
Why: Services have run at Prague's Old-New Synagogue since about 1270, interrupted only by the Nazi occupation.
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