Sélestat (France)
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Selestat. - La Synagogue et la Fausse Porte.

Selestat. - La Synagogue et la Fausse Porte.

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טור (יורה דעה).

טור (יורה דעה).

יעקב בן אשר, ?1270-?1340

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Photograph of: Synagogue in Obernai.

Photograph of: Synagogue in Obernai.

Michel Lazare CJA photographer

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Photograph of: Synagogue in Obernai.

Photograph of: Synagogue in Obernai.

Michel Lazare CJA photographer

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גנת ביתן : פרוש על התורה.

גנת ביתן : פרוש על התורה.

יצחק אייזק בן מנחם מנדל סופר

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Gruss aus Schlettstadt Fruchthalle Synagoge St. Fides-Kirche.

Gruss aus Schlettstadt Fruchthalle Synagoge St. Fides-Kirche.

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קבלת שבת .[הקלטת שמע].

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שלש רגלים .[הקלטת שמע].

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