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פשקווילים

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Unavailable digitally
Reference Code
V 3692 01 34
Dates
1998-2008
Languages
Hebrew;
Description
בתיק: כרוזים קטנים שהופצו ברחוב החרדי בירושלים במגוון נושאים, כגון התנגדות לציונות ולמדינת ישראל, התנגדות לגיוס לתה"ל, צניעות, שבת, פולמוסים פנימיים. כרוזים אלה ידועים בשם פשקווילים.
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  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title פשקווילים.
Notes אין מגבלת חיסיון
Genre Ephemera
אפמרה
Ephemeral items
Ephemeral materials
Host Item אוסף משה זיו.
Level of Description File Record
National Library system number 997012156949505171
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