Solomon H. Sonneschein (1839-1908)

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The Sunday-Sabbath : Temple Israel, lecture Sunday November 13th, 1887 / by S.H. Sonneschein.

The Sunday-Sabbath : Temple Israel, lecture Sunday November 13th, 1887 / by S.H. Sonneschein.

Solomon H. Sonneschein 1839-1908

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The attitude of Judaism towards the Ethical Cultural Society.

The attitude of Judaism towards the Ethical Cultural Society.

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Homiletische Monatsschrift fuer Rabbiner, Prediger und religionslehrer / redigirt und herausgegeben von S.H.Sonneschein.

Homiletische Monatsschrift fuer Rabbiner, Prediger und religionslehrer / redigirt und herausgegeben von S.H.Sonneschein.

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Open letter to prof. Felix Adler / by S. H. Sonneschein.

Open letter to prof. Felix Adler / by S. H. Sonneschein.

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Aufmunterungen : Predigt am 28. Juli, 1866, Shabbat Nahumשבת נחמו / gehalten von Dr. S. H. Sonneschein, Rabbiner in Warasdin.

Aufmunterungen : Predigt am 28. Juli, 1866, Shabbat Nahumשבת נחמו / gehalten von Dr. S. H. Sonneschein, Rabbiner in Warasdin.

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Das freie Judenthum im freien Staat, Wissenschaft versöhnt : Zwei Gastpredigten ... / gehalten von S.H. Sonneschein.

Das freie Judenthum im freien Staat, Wissenschaft versöhnt : Zwei Gastpredigten ... / gehalten von S.H. Sonneschein.

Solomon H. Sonneschein 1839-1908

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Josef, ein Spiegelbild des israelitischen Volkscharakters : Predigt am 9. Dezember 1865 שבת וישב im Leopoldstädter Bethause der israelitischen Cultusgemeinde zu Wien / gehalten von S.H. Sonneschein.

Josef, ein Spiegelbild des israelitischen Volkscharakters : Predigt am 9. Dezember 1865 שבת וישב im Leopoldstädter Bethause der israelitischen Cultusgemeinde zu Wien / gehalten von S.H. Sonneschein.

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