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נטר, קרל יעקב

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Schwad 01 14 41
Dates
1860-1878
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French;
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בתיק:;1. מכתב קצר מאת קרל יעקב נטר, בכתב יד, עם חתימתו, עמוד אחד, בצרפתית. פריז, 12 ביולי 1860. נחתך ממכתב שהיה צמוד אליו ולא נודע כותבו.;2. מכתב, בכתב ידו, עם חתימתו, 2 עמ', בצרפתית. כנראה אל יועץ הבריאות שלמה נוימן. פריז, 30 ביולי 1878. בענינים יהודיים בארצות שונות, גם בא"י. מזכיר את כרמיה וונציאני.;3. הקדשה בכתב ידו, עם חתימתו וחותמת ה- Alliance Israelite Universelle, בצרפתית. לספריית "מקוה ישראל". [פריז], מרץ 1876.על עמוד השער של מסכת יבמות, דפוס ברלין ופרנקפורט דאודר תצ"ה.
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Title נטר, קרל יעקב.
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Host Item אוסף אברהם שבדרון - אוטוגרפים
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Biographical summary 1826-1882. ממייסדי חברת "כל ישראל חברים" - כי"ח ומראשיה
מייסד בית הספר החקלאי "מקוה ישראל".
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