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Photograph of: Unrecognized Jewish Cemetery in Romania.

Photograph of: Unrecognized Jewish Cemetery in Romania.

Zusia Efron photographer

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The World Jewish Congress in Romania: "List of Hungarian Jews to Switzerland".

The World Jewish Congress in Romania: "List of Hungarian Jews to Switzerland".

Rosen, Moses,

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Liste cu evrei intrați în Principate.

Liste cu evrei intrați în Principate.

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פנקס הזכרת נשמות.

פנקס הזכרת נשמות.

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* Cataloage școlare cuprinzând numele și notele elevilor școlilor israelito-române din București și Iași * Corespondență referitoare la funcționarea școlilor israelito-române din Iași și București.

* Cataloage școlare cuprinzând numele și notele elevilor școlilor israelito-române din București și Iași * Corespondență referitoare la funcționarea școlilor israelito-române din Iași și București.

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General view. Photograph of: Unrecognized Jewish Cemetery in Romania

General view. Photograph of: Unrecognized Jewish Cemetery in Romania

Zusia Efron photographer

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Applicant: Pardovici, Abram; born 22.11.1880 in Galatz (Romania); married.

Applicant: Pardovici, Abram; born 22.11.1880 in Galatz (Romania); married.

Lamm, Isidor,

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פנקס חברה קדישא של קהילת אראד ישן.

פנקס חברה קדישא של קהילת אראד ישן.

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