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נוספות לתולדות היהודים בקורדיסטאן.

נוספות לתולדות היהודים בקורדיסטאן.

אסף, שמחה, 1889-1953

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קבץ : "מגמועה" של ר' שבתי בכ"ר משה, חכם מכורדיסתאן: דרשות, פיוטים, גורלות, סדר קבורת המת, ועוד.

קבץ : "מגמועה" של ר' שבתי בכ"ר משה, חכם מכורדיסתאן: דרשות, פיוטים, גורלות, סדר קבורת המת, ועוד.

שבתי בן משה

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Reminiscences about My Father's House: Programs Recorded by Kol Yisrael.

Biniamin Cohen OHD interviewee

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Jewish Life in Zakho, Kurdistan.

Shabbetai Piro OHD interviewee

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Oral history interviews with Aida Hakim Shemtob.

Oral history interviews with Aida Hakim Shemtob.

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Jewish Life in Zakho, Kurdistan.

Eliahu Eliahu OHD interviewee

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Jewish Life in Zakho, Kurdistan.

Rahamim Adika OHD interviewee

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Oral history interview with Marsha Sasson.

Oral history interview with Marsha Sasson.

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