Joseph Weitz (1890-1972)
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Joseph Weitz (1890-1972)

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היער והיעור במדינת ישראל / [מאת יוסף וייץ].

היער והיעור במדינת ישראל / [מאת יוסף וייץ].

ויץ, יוסף, 1890-1972

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קרקעות - העתקים מהארכיון הציוני.

קרקעות - העתקים מהארכיון הציוני.

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מאמר - השרון - חלק א'.

מאמר - השרון - חלק א'.

ויץ, יוסף, 1890-1972

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סיפור - האילן בישראל.

סיפור - האילן בישראל.

ויץ, יוסף, 1890-1972

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מאמר - הפרדס והגן בארץ ישראל.

מאמר - הפרדס והגן בארץ ישראל.

ויץ, יוסף, 1890-1972

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למרומי ארץ נפתלי.

ויץ, יוסף, 1890-1972

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אזור באר שבע.

ויץ, יוסף, 1890-1972

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רשימה ספרותית - בחורש [רשימה].

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