Reckendorf (Germany)
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Reckendorf (Germany)

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Chanukka-Leuchter - Reckendorf (Germany).

Chanukka-Leuchter - Reckendorf (Germany).

Theodor Harburger 1887-1949 photographer

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Bewerbungen um die Rabbinerstelle. Enth.: Anstellung eines Rabbiners in Augsburg, 1863. Intus: Schreiben betr. Rabbinat in Reckendorf/Unterfranken, 1867.

Bewerbungen um die Rabbinerstelle. Enth.: Anstellung eines Rabbiners in Augsburg, 1863. Intus: Schreiben betr. Rabbinat in Reckendorf/Unterfranken, 1867.

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Kassen- und Protokollbuch des Israelitischen Gewerbevereins.

Kassen- und Protokollbuch des Israelitischen Gewerbevereins.

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כתובה. במברג, גרמניה. תקצ"ה.

כתובה. במברג, גרמניה. תקצ"ה.

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פנקס קהילת פארכהיים.

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