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Eleazar Lipa Sukenik, "Ancient synagogues in Palestine and Greece" (1934).

Eleazar Lipa Sukenik, "Ancient synagogues in Palestine and Greece" (1934).

נרקיס, מרדכי, 1897-1957

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The "Beth Shalom Synagogue" of Athens (Greece).

The "Beth Shalom Synagogue" of Athens (Greece).

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שיר לכבוד התורה.

שיר לכבוד התורה.

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Synagogue Shalom of Rhodes (Greece).

Synagogue Shalom of Rhodes (Greece).

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Synagogue of Patras in the Jewish Museum of Greece (Athens).

Synagogue of Patras in the Jewish Museum of Greece (Athens).

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Synagogue "Beth Shalom" (House of Peace) in Athens (Greece).

Synagogue "Beth Shalom" (House of Peace) in Athens (Greece).

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Photograph of: Torah reading in the Kal Yavanim (Greca) Synagogue in Trikkala, Greece : Removing the Finials.

Photograph of: Torah reading in the Kal Yavanim (Greca) Synagogue in Trikkala, Greece : Removing the Finials.

Zeʼev Radovan

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Photograph of: Torah reading in the Kal Yavanim (Greca) Synagogue in Trikkala, Greece : Reading the Benedictions.

Photograph of: Torah reading in the Kal Yavanim (Greca) Synagogue in Trikkala, Greece : Reading the Benedictions.

Zeʼev Radovan

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