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מכתבים יוצאים 1928-1929

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IL-NHLL-001-15-04-A
Original Reference Code
ארכיון מושב נהלל;סימול:;15-04-A
Dates
1927-1929
Title מכתבים יוצאים 1928-1929.
Notes מילות מפתח: מכתבים
פועלים
מיסים
שמירה
תיק אישי
דוארטלפון
חובות
אזרחות
מעינות: סמניה, שיכה, בידה, שימרון
ירקות
יבוש ביצות
אישורים ורשיונות
תשלומים
בריאות
מוסדות שונים
בנייה
סוסים ופרדות
דרכים
שכר
מחסן
לול
יער המלך ג'ורג'
קרן קימת לישראל
קרקע
רישום אוכלוסין
הועד הלאומי ליהודי ארץ ישראל
מים
עלייה
צנרת
תרומות
בתי ספר וגנים
חשבונות
שטרות
הלוואות
ועד הנהלה
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Credits רשומה זו היא חלק מפרויקט רשת ארכיוני ישראל (רא"י) וזמינה במסגרת שיתוף פעולה בין ארכיון מושב נהלל, משרד ירושלים ומורשת והספרייה הלאומית של ישראל. This bibliographic record is part of the Israel Archive Network project (IAN) and has been made accessible thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Moshav Nahalal Archive, the Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage and the National Library of Israel.
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רשומה זו היא חלק מפרויקט רשת ארכיוני ישראל (רא"י) וזמינה במסגרת שיתוף פעולה בין ארכיון מושב נהלל, משרד ירושלים ומורשת והספרייה הלאומית של ישראל. This bibliographic record is part of the Israel Archive Network project (IAN) and has been made accessible thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Moshav Nahalal Archive, the Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage and the National Library of Israel.

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