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Collection de la Confédération Universelle des Juifs Sephardim

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Confédération Universelle des Juifs Sepharadim (Creator of the collection)
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האוסף כולל חוזרים, בקשות, עלונים ודו"חות שנוצרו במסגרת הפעילות של ההתאחדות העולמית של היהודים הספרדים.

Reference Code
V 2289
Dates
1926-1929
Consists of
0.2 m..
Languages
mul;
Description
The collection includes printed matter - circulars, appeals, bullettins, reports - of the Executive Commitee of Jerusalem.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Collection de la Confédération Universelle des Juifs Sephardim.
Additional Titles כותרת בעברית: אוסף התאחדות עולמית של היהודים הספרדים.
Citation Note V 2289 Collection de la Confédération Universelle des Juifs Sephardim, Archives Department, The National Library of Israel.
Host Item Collection de la Confédération Universelle des Juifs Sephardim
Level of Description Fonds Record
Language Note The material is in French, English, Spanish, German and Hebrew.
National Library system number 990036718510205171

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Affiches, programmes.
Archive
Rapport financier et compte rendu général / Confédération universelle des Juifs sépharadim.

Confédération Universelle des Juifs Sepharadim

Periodical
Financial report / Universal Confederation of Sepharadic Jews. Executive Committee of Jerusalem.

Confédération Universelle des Juifs Sepharadim

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