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Letters and cables received.

Letters and cables received.

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Letters and cables received.

Letters and cables received.

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Outgoing letters and cables (18.10.-31.12.1925).

Outgoing letters and cables (18.10.-31.12.1925).

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Publications by ORT Organizations.

Publications by ORT Organizations.

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The Jewish Underground Movement in the USSR in the 1930s and 1940s.

Zvi Shargar OHD interviewee

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Jewish Youth Movements in Czechoslovakia between the Two World Wars; Blau-Weiss Youth Movement in Austria.

"Blau-Weiss" movement meeting OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jews via Spain and Portugal; the Jewish Underground Movement in France during World War II.

Rescue of Jews via Spain and Portugal; the Jewish Underground Movement in France during World War II.

Marc (deceased) Yarblum OHD interviewee

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Eastern European Jewry : its ruin and rehabilitation.

Eastern European Jewry : its ruin and rehabilitation.

South African reconstruction campaign of the united organisations Ort-Oze-Emigdirect

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