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Allgemeine Städte-Ordnung für das Königreich Sachsen, mit dem dazu gehörigen Gesetze und der Verordnung vom 2ten February 1832.

Allgemeine Städte-Ordnung für das Königreich Sachsen, mit dem dazu gehörigen Gesetze und der Verordnung vom 2ten February 1832.

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Entwurf eines buergerlichen Gesetzbuches fuer das Koenigreich Sachsen : Nebst allgemeinen Motiven und Inhaltsverzeichnis.

Entwurf eines buergerlichen Gesetzbuches fuer das Koenigreich Sachsen : Nebst allgemeinen Motiven und Inhaltsverzeichnis.

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Ordnung des Gottesdienstes zur Einsegnung im Jakobs-Tempel zu Seesen.

Ordnung des Gottesdienstes zur Einsegnung im Jakobs-Tempel zu Seesen.

Seesen (Lower Saxony, Germany). Jacobs-Tempel

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Der Sachsenspiegel : Landrecht und Lehnrecht : nach dem Oldenburger Codex picturatus von 1336 / herausgegeben von A. Lübben ; mit Abbildungen in Lithographie und einem Vorwort zu denselben von F. von Alten.

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Photograph of: Jewish cemetery in Saxony.

Photograph of: Jewish cemetery in Saxony.

Ivan Čerešnješ photographer

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Photograph of: Jewish cemetery in Saxony.

Photograph of: Jewish cemetery in Saxony.

Ivan Čerešnješ photographer

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Photograph of: Jewish cemetery in Saxony.

Photograph of: Jewish cemetery in Saxony.

Ivan Čerešnješ photographer

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Photograph of: Opening of the exhibition "Jewish Faith, Jewish Life: The Jews in Goettingen and Lower Saxony, Germany".

Photograph of: Opening of the exhibition "Jewish Faith, Jewish Life: The Jews in Goettingen and Lower Saxony, Germany".

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