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Simha Kopstein Collection.

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קופשטין, שמחה בן קופל (יוצר האוסף)
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באוסף: מכתבי שמחה קופשטיין אל בנו מרדכי קופשטיין ואל מחותנו יעקב מאייר, כן טיוטות של כתובות מצבה (אפיטף) וחידושי הלכה מאת שמחה קופשטיין.

Reference Code
ARC. 4* 1782
Dates
1877-1905
Consists of
0.20 מטר..
Languages
Hebrew; Yiddish; German;
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title אסף שמחה קופשטין.
Additional Titles English title: Simha Kopstein Collection.
אוסף שמחה קופשטיין.
Citation Note ARC. 4* 1782 אוסף שמחה קופשטיין, מחלקת הארכיונים, הספרייה הלאומית, ירושלים.
Host Item אסף שמחה קופשטין.
Level of Description Fonds Record
Biographical summary שמחה קופשטיין היה דיין בפעשט. בנו מרדכי קופשטיין היה רב ואב"ד ב Pasewakk גרמניה, Elbing פולין ו Byton בפולין.
Ownership history האוסף נקנה בדצמבר 1998.
Language Note האוסף רובו בעברית ומיעוטו ביידיש וגרמנית.
National Library system number 990030391380205171

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