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Knowledge justice : disrupting library and information studies through critical race theory / edited by Sofia Y. Leung and Jorge R. López-McKnight.

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סאציאלע דענקער און קעמפער / דוד שוב.

סאציאלע דענקער און קעמפער / דוד שוב.

שוב, דוד, 1887-1973

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Reassembling scholarly communications : histories, infrastructures, and global politics of open access / edited by Martin Paul Eve and Jonathan Gray.

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The eternal dissident : Rabbi Leonard I. Beerman and the radical imperative to think and act / edited by David N. Myers.

Leonard I. Beerman 1921-2014 author

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ישראל פיינבערג : קעמפער פאר פרייהייט און סאציאלער גערעכטיקייט / פון מלך אפשטיין ; מיט אן אריינפיר פון דוד דובינסקי ...

ישראל פיינבערג : קעמפער פאר פרייהייט און סאציאלער גערעכטיקייט / פון מלך אפשטיין ; מיט אן אריינפיר פון דוד דובינסקי ...

אפשטיין, מלך, 1889-1979

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