Basrah (Iraq)
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Basrah (Iraq)

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Jewish Life in Iraq.

Jewish Life in Iraq.

Yosef Shem-Tov OHD interviewee

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Higher Education among Jews in Iraq.

Higher Education among Jews in Iraq.

Shmuel Kadouri OHD interviewee

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כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תר"ע.

כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תר"ע.

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כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תרנ"ט.

כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תרנ"ט.

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כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תקנ"ט.

כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תקנ"ט.

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כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תרפ"ז.

כתובה. בצרה, עיראק. תרפ"ז.

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מגלת פרס.

מגלת פרס.

אלישר, יעקב בן חיים יוסף מחבר

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