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סדרה 8: אלישע הרכבי

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Harekhavi, Hedva
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Reference Code
7 ARC. 4* 2112
Dates
1975 - 2023
Languages
Hebrew;
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הסדרה כוללת ציורים, תעודות, כתבי יד, תצלומים ומכתבים של אלישע הרכבי ודברים הנוגעים בו ובחייו.
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  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title סדרה 8: אלישע הרכבי.
Host Item ארכיון חדוה הרכבי
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National Library system number 997011294915005171

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