Sokoły (Łomża, Poland)

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Sokoły. Jews at the synagogue.

Sokoły. Jews at the synagogue.

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ספר זכרון לקדושי סוקולי : סאקאלער יזכור בוך / רעדאקטאר משה גראסמאן ; געזאמלט צונויפגעשטעלט און קארעגירט: אברהם יצחק לעוו, משה מאיק.

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Deliverance : the diary of Michael Maik : a true story / translated from the Hebrew by Laia Ben-Dov ; revised and corrected with a full index by Avigdor Ben-Dov.

Michael Maik 1897-1967 author

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