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כתובה. אנקונה, איטליה. תפ"ג.

כתובה. אנקונה, איטליה. תפ"ג.

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World Jewish Congress Information Department, 1951.

World Jewish Congress Information Department, 1951.

World Jewish Congress. British Section

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WJC Information Departments publications 1956.

WJC Information Departments publications 1956.

Karl Baum 1907-1996

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WJC Information Departments publications 1952.

WJC Information Departments publications 1952.

Karl Baum 1907-1996

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WJC Information Departments publications 1955.

WJC Information Departments publications 1955.

Karl Baum 1907-1996

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WJC Information Departments publications 1953.

WJC Information Departments publications 1953.

Karl Baum 1907-1996

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Karl Baum 1907-1996

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