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דרושים

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Unavailable digitally
Reference Code
V 3692 02 289
Dates
2005
Consists of
1 poster.
Languages
Hebrew;
Description
בתיק: כרזה נגד המועצה הדתית של רבנות ירושלים, בענייני כשרות.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title דרושים.
Notes אין מגבלת חיסיון
Genre Posters
כרזות
Bills (Posters)
Picture posters
Host Item אוסף משה זיו.
Level of Description File Record
National Library system number 997012157067405171
      1. דרושים
MARC RECORDS
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