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Photograph of: Synagogue in Kazan.

Photograph of: Synagogue in Kazan.

V. Levin (Vladimir) photographer

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plaque. Photograph of: Synagogue in Kazan

plaque. Photograph of: Synagogue in Kazan

V. Levin (Vladimir) photographer

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الشرح المختصر لتلخيص المفتاح.

الشرح المختصر لتلخيص المفتاح.

التفتازاني، مسعود بن عمر، 1322-1389 مؤلف

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Jewish Newcomers from the USSR - Their Jewish Consciousness.

Jewish Newcomers from the USSR - Their Jewish Consciousness.

Alexandra Izigzon OHD interviewee

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Jewish Life in the USSR after 1970.

Jewish Life in the USSR after 1970.

Ivan Gordon OHD interviewee

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ראיון עם בוריס פסצ'נסקי

ראיון עם בוריס פסצ'נסקי

פסצ'נסקי, בוריס, 1934- מרואיין

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ראיון עם סוסנה קמנומוסטסקי (שושנה קמין)

ראיון עם סוסנה קמנומוסטסקי (שושנה קמין)

קמנומוסטסקי, סוסנה, 1930- מרואיין

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