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Collection of Ephemera from Jewish Communities in Switzerland

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National Library of Israel (Creator of the collection)
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האוסף כולל חומר מודפס של קהילות, מוסדות וארגונים של יהדות שווייץ.

Reference Code
V 2113
Dates
1905-1960
Consists of
0.2 m..
Languages
German;
Description
The collection includes printed matter - leaflets, invitations - of Swiss Jewish communities, institutions and organisations.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Collection of Ephemera from Jewish Communities in Switzerland.
Additional Titles כותרת בעברית: אוסף פרסומים מקהילות ישראל בשוייץ.
Notes Temporary record, the collection has not been arranged.
To the collection were added the files V 1021 (Israel, Land der Bibel Exhibition, Bern 1960), V 1548.
Citation Note V 2113 Collection of Ephemera from Jewish Communities in Switzerland, Archives Department, The National Library of Israel.
Host Item Collection of Ephemera from Jewish Communities in Switzerland.
Level of Description Fonds Record
Language Note The material is in German.
National Library system number 990036699770205171

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