Joseph Kobak (1828-1913)

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Das Denkmal im Herzen : Nachruf am Seine Majestät den König Maximilian II. von Bayern, unsterblichen, allgesegneten Andenkens, gesprochen bei der für Allerhöchstdenselben in der Synagoge zu Bamberg am 24. März 1864 abgehaltenen Todtenfeier / v on J. Kobak.

Joseph Kobak 1828-1913

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ספר גנזי נסתרות : בו נאספו העתקות מתוך כתבי יד עם הערות / מאת חכמי זמננו על ידי יוסף יצחק קאבאק ...

ספר גנזי נסתרות : בו נאספו העתקות מתוך כתבי יד עם הערות / מאת חכמי זמננו על ידי יוסף יצחק קאבאק ...

קובק, יוסף יצחק, 1835-1913

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Nachgelassene Schriften Abraham Kohn's : mit einer Biographie desselben / verfaßt von seinem Sohne Jakob Kohn ; herausgegeben von Joseph Kobak.

Abraham Kohn 1807-1848

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קול מבשר ואומר.

קול מבשר ואומר.

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קובק, יוסף יצחק.

קובק, יוסף יצחק.

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Jeschurun : Zeitschrift für die Wissenschaft des Judenthums.

Jeschurun : Zeitschrift für die Wissenschaft des Judenthums.

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