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Prague Jewish and Zionist Ephemera Collection

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Weltsch, Robert (Creator of the collection)
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  • Archive

האוסף כולל אפמרה של מספר ארגונים יהודיים וציוניים בפראג.

Reference Code
V 289
Dates
1899-1927
Consists of
0.2 meters..
Languages
German; Czech; Hebrew;
Description
The collection contains ephemera, leafs, playbills and invitations to events and activities of several general Jewish and Zionist organisations in Prague.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Prague Jewish and Zionist Ephemera Collection
Additional Titles כותרת בעברית: אוסף אפמרה מפראג.
Collection of Jewish and Zionist Ephemera from Prague.
Citation Note V 289 Prague Jewish and Zionist Ephemera Collection, Archives Department, National Library of Israel
Host Item Prague Jewish and Zionist Ephemera Collection
Level of Description Fonds Record
Ownership history The collection was permanently deposited at the National Library around 1930, apparently by Robert Weltsch. One letter, addressed to him, indicates that the materials were possibly collected by him.
Language Note The materials are in German and Czech, some of them include Hebrew.
National Library system number 990035710310205171

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Eventov, Yakir

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Meisl, Josef.

Josef Meisl 1882-1958 (Creator of the archive)

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Zionist Organizations: Correspondence and circulars.

Pineles, Samuel

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