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Budapest Jewry in the summer of 1944 : Otto Komoly's diaries.

Budapest Jewry in the summer of 1944 : Otto Komoly's diaries.

Vago, Bela

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He-Halutz underground in Hungary, March-August 1944 (based on testimony of survivors).

He-Halutz underground in Hungary, March-August 1944 (based on testimony of survivors).

Cohen, Asher, 1936-1996

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ספר ספרא דשלמה : ספר זכרון לדוד / [מאת שלמה במוה"ר יעקב עקיבא סופר] : ובראשו רשמנו תולדות מרן המחב"ר מוה"ר שלמה שרייבר (סופר), תולדות אביו מוה"ר יעקב עקיבא סופר, תולדות חותנו מוה"ר יצחק צבי ראטצערסדארפער, תולדות חתנו מוה"ר עמרם געשטעטנער, נלקט ונערך ע"י נכדם עמרם נתן הלוי טויבער.

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