Aviv Melzer

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Applicant: Melzer, Salomon; born 30.12.1891 in Sniatyn; married.

Applicant: Melzer, Salomon; born 30.12.1891 in Sniatyn; married.

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Applicant: Heller, Paul; born 23.7.1900 in Prague (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Heller, Paul; born 23.7.1900 in Prague (Czech Republic); married.

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Applicant: Gross, Hugo; born 10.2.1902 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Gross, Hugo; born 10.2.1902 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Stern, Jakob; born 5.1.1898 in Chrzanow (Poland); married.

Applicant: Stern, Jakob; born 5.1.1898 in Chrzanow (Poland); married.

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מכתב מ-מלצר, אביב אל הוצאת "דביר".

מכתב מ-מלצר, אביב אל הוצאת "דביר".

מלצר, אביב

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ספר הורודנקה / העורך - שמשון מלצר.

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ילדי הלך לאן? : פרשת ילדי תימן: החטיפה וההכחשה / נתן שיפריס ; עריכה : מולי מלצר.

שיפריס, נתן, 1965- מחבר

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