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מכתבים שנשלחו לאסתר ראב - לא בעברית

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ראב, אסתר, 1894-1981 (יוצר הארכיון)
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Series Record
Reference Code
IL-GNZM-242-2-12
Original Reference Code
מכון גנזים – אגודת הסופרים;12
Dates
1908-2007
Consists of
19 תיקים.
Languages
French; Hebrew; English; Yiddish;
Title מכתבים שנשלחו לאסתר ראב - לא בעברית.
Host Item ארכיון אסתר ראב
Esther Raab Archive
Level of Description Series Record
Credits ארכיון אסתר ראב זמין דיגיטלית במסגרת שיתוף פעולה בין ארכיון מכון גנזים – אגודת הסופרים העבריים במדינת ישראל (ע"ר), משרד ירושלים ומורשת ותכנית ציוני דרך, חטיבת היודאיקה בספריית הרווארד והספרייה הלאומית של ישראל. The Esther Raab Archive, can now be accessed online as part of a collaborative initiative between the Gnazim Institute – Association of Hebrew Writers, Israel, the Israel Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage’s Landmarks Program, the Harvard Library Judaica Division and the National Library of Israel.
National Library system number 997012457718205171

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ארכיון אסתר ראב זמין דיגיטלית במסגרת שיתוף פעולה בין ארכיון מכון גנזים – אגודת הסופרים העבריים במדינת ישראל (ע"ר), משרד ירושלים ומורשת ותכנית ציוני דרך, חטיבת היודאיקה בספריית הרווארד והספרייה הלאומית של ישראל. The Esther Raab Archive, can now be accessed online as part of a collaborative initiative between the Gnazim Institute – Association of Hebrew Writers, Israel, the Israel Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage’s Landmarks Program, the Harvard Library Judaica Division and the National Library of Israel.

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