A. L. Levin (1944-)

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Correspondence with Hermann Struck, Berlin, and Schmaryahu Levin, USA, on the "language conflict" in Palestinian higher education.

Correspondence with Hermann Struck, Berlin, and Schmaryahu Levin, USA, on the "language conflict" in Palestinian higher education.

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Correspondence with Hermann Struck, Berlin, and Schmaryahu Levin, USA, on the "language conflict" in Palestinian higher education; incl.: General correspondence with Levin on his visit to the United States and the effects of the war on the Jews.

Correspondence with Hermann Struck, Berlin, and Schmaryahu Levin, USA, on the "language conflict" in Palestinian higher education; incl.: General correspondence with Levin on his visit to the United States and the effects of the war on the Jews.

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לבנון, אריה, 1932-2023 מלחין מנצח מבצע

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עמירן, עמנואל, 1909-1993 מלחין

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עמירן, עמנואל, 1909-1993 מלחין

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