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הגדה של פסח

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Title הגדה של פסח.
Contributors יוסף בן דוד, מליפניק ((מעתיק))
פרידנבורג, משה ((מוזכר))
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America USA
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York, NY, USA
Creation Date מאה י"ח
Notes עם הדינים ביידיש.
עם ציורים.
נושא נוסף: תפלה הגדה של פסח
נושא נוסף: הלכה דינים ומנהגים
נושא נוסף: ציורים
בהגדה שירים מתורגמים ליידיש ואיורים מסצנות מהמקרא.
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY USA Ms. 4446
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY USA Acc. 286
בשער: "על ידי ... יוסף באהר"ר דוד אהרן ז"ל במדינת מהררין ונעשה בבית ... הר"ר משה פיידנבורג".
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Genre Illustrated works (Manuscript)
Extent 19 דף.
Language Yiddish
Hebrew
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