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Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Photograph of: Stamps with names of Hebrew months.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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The proper names of the Old Testament : arranged alphabetically from the original text with historical and geographical illustrations ... : with an appendix of the Hebrew and Aramaic names in the New Testament.

Miss Wagner

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Transliteration from Arabic and Hebrew into English, from Arabic into Hebrew, and from Hebrew into Arabic with transliterated lists of personal and geographical names for use in Palestine.

Transliteration from Arabic and Hebrew into English, from Arabic into Hebrew, and from Hebrew into Arabic with transliterated lists of personal and geographical names for use in Palestine.

Palestine (1917-1948)

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