Kępno (Poland)
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Kępno (Poland)

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כתובה. קפנו, פולין. תקמ"ז.

כתובה. קפנו, פולין. תקמ"ז.

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כתובה. קפנו, פולין. תקע"ט.

כתובה. קפנו, פולין. תקע"ט.

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Zur geschichte der Juden in Këmpen.

Zur geschichte der Juden in Këmpen.

Louis Lewin 1850-1929 author former owner

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אגרות שנשלחו אל יהודה לואיס לוין.

אגרות שנשלחו אל יהודה לואיס לוין.

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פנקס בית הכנסת בעיר קפנו (1814).

פנקס בית הכנסת בעיר קפנו (1814).

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פנקס חברת זובחי זבח בקפנו.

פנקס חברת זובחי זבח בקפנו.

חברת זובחי זבח (קפנו)

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מקורות על קמפנו.

מקורות על קמפנו.

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פנקס חברת חייטים בקפנו.

פנקס חברת חייטים בקפנו.

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