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  • Senior Editor and Contributing Writer, Chabad.org
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250 Years In: Is America Different or Not?

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By Dovid Margolin Verified
| Anash.org Verified
I was 21, a counselor in a Jewish overnight camp held in the town of Skara, about an hour and a half northeast of Gothenburg. By that point I had traveled widely, but there was something particularly clarifying about those weeks spent wandering the beautiful Västra Götaland countryside, campers in tow: the Swedes, I came to realize, were a tribe. Blonde and blue-eyed, quiet, polite and austerely clean, they looked and acted similar to one another because, well, they were.
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The Rebbe on America’s Founding Faith and Divine Destiny

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By Dovid Margolin Verified
| The Jewish Voice (New York) Verified
(Chabad.org) It was in Sweden, I think, that the unique nature of America first dawned on me.I was 21, a counselor in a Jewish overnight camp held in the town of Skara, about an hour and a half northeast of Gothenburg. By that point I had traveled widely, but there was something particularly clarifying about those weeks spent wandering the beautiful Västra Götaland countryside, campers in tow: the Swedes, I came to realize, were a tribe.
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The Rebbe on America’s Founding Faith and Divine Destiny

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By Dovid Margolin Verified
| Chabad.org Verified
It was in Sweden, I think, that the unique nature of America first dawned on me. I was 21, a counselor in a Jewish overnight camp held in the town of Skara, about an hour and a half northeast of Gothenburg. By that point I had traveled widely, but there was something particularly clarifying about those weeks spent wandering the beautiful Västra Götaland countryside, campers in tow: the Swedes, I came to realize, were a tribe.
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