Rovaʻ ha-Yehudi (Jerusalem, Israel)

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שטר פשרה בין נתן נטע בן מנחם מנדל מוויטבסק לבין יצחק פ"ח.

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ארבעת בתי הכנסת הספרדיים ע"ש ר' יוחנן בן זכאי.

ארבעת בתי הכנסת הספרדיים ע"ש ר' יוחנן בן זכאי.

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המשפיעים במדה גסה : לכל דבר שבקדושה ... שורשי שלום העיר הזאת ...

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Die Warschauerstrasse in Mlawa.

Die Warschauerstrasse in Mlawa.

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[The Jewish Mád].

[The Jewish Mád].

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Новисад - Јеврејска ул.

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Warnungstafel für unsere Truppen in einer Straße in Slonim.

Warnungstafel für unsere Truppen in einer Straße in Slonim.

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Photograph of: Hatzer ha-yeshuv ha-yashan Museum in Jerusalem.

Photograph of: Hatzer ha-yeshuv ha-yashan Museum in Jerusalem.

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