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ברגמן, אליעזר

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Schwad 01 02 325
Dates
1846
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Hebrew;
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בתיק: תשובה האוסרת חברות של יהודים במסדר הבונים החופשים, בכתב ידו, בעברית. ירושלים, תר"ו 1846 (לערך).
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Title ברגמן, אליעזר.
Additional Titles Bergman, Eliezer.
Host Item אוסף אברהם שבדרון - אוטוגרפים
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Biographical summary 1799-1852. דרשן ושד"ר. ממייסדי כולל הולנד ודייטשלנד ומבוני הישוב הישן בירושלים.
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