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Series 8: Refugees

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Selina (Prins) Sassoon 1883-1967
  • Archive
Series Record
Reference Code
ARC. 4* 1790 04 08
Dates
1890-1942
Languages
English; Hebrew; German;
Description
The series includes material relating to Selina (Prins) Sassoon and her household's work to help refugees fleeing from Europe, in the period covering the rise of anti-Semitism in East-Europe in the 1920s through the Holocaust and its aftermath.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Series 8: Refugees.
Additional Titles ארכיון דוד וסלינה ששון
Host Item Sassoon Family archive.
Level of Description Series Record
National Library system number 990052817780205171

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