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History of the Hebrew University (I).

History of the Hebrew University (I).

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History of the Hebrew University (I).

History of the Hebrew University (I).

Moshe Davis OHD interviewee

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History of the Hebrew University (I).

History of the Hebrew University (I).

Florence Dworsky OHD interviewee

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History of Modern Jerusalem.

History of Modern Jerusalem.

Joseph Dror OHD interviewee

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Ultra-Orthodox Jewry in Eretz Israel during the British Mandate and Today.

Ultra-Orthodox Jewry in Eretz Israel during the British Mandate and Today.

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Absorption of the Mass Immigration to Israel 1948-1954.

Absorption of the Mass Immigration to Israel 1948-1954.

Shlomo Samueloff OHD interviewee

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Activities of Keren Hayesod.

Activities of Keren Hayesod.

Zvi Schwartz OHD interviewee

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Italian Jews in Israel.

Italian Jews in Israel.

Paolo (Saul) (deceased) Colbi OHD interviewee

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