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Absorption of the Mass Immigration to Israel 1948-1954.

Absorption of the Mass Immigration to Israel 1948-1954.

Moshe Mizrahi OHD interviewee

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Jewish residents in the old city of Jerusalem during the British Mandate and since 1967.

Jewish residents in the old city of Jerusalem during the British Mandate and since 1967.

Shlomo Pash OHD interviewee

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