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Senesh, Hannah, 1921-1944
  • Archive
Title יומן כיס.
Scope and content בתיק: יומן כיס ששימש את חנה סנש במהלך שנת 1939, השנה בה עלתה לארץ.
Creation Date 1939
Notes Minimal intervention / "First aid"
Host Item ארכיון חנה סנש.
Language Hungarian
Hebrew
Call Number ARC. 4* 2091 04 01 10
Access Rights online_resources
Level of Description File Record
Credits ארכיון משפחת סנש, באדיבות אורי ומירית אייזן The Senesh Family Archive, with thanks to Ori and Mirit Eisen
National Library system number 997009761278705171
        1. יומן כיס

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ארכיון משפחת סנש, באדיבות אורי ומירית אייזן The Senesh Family Archive, with thanks to Ori and Mirit Eisen

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