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IT-Santa Maria di Bagni
Dates
1946
Consists of
1 file.
Title Santa Maria di Bagni.
Host Item Santa Maria di Bagni - Jewish Community
Level of Description Fonds Record
National Library system number 990042115440205171
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Letters from Italy : the personal correspondence from Henry P. Gerber to his family while serving as 'Activities Director' in an UNRRA Refugee Camp at Santa Maria di Bagni, Italy 1944-1945 (also known as Displaced Persons Camp #34) / compiled, transcribed and annotated by Bernard C. Gerber ; with editing and technical assistance from Jean Daniels.

Henry Philip Gerber 1886-1971

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מכתב מצבי שטרן מנהל בית הספר לנוער "אודים" ללשכה הראשית של עלית הנוער בירושלים לידי (הח' הנס בייט).
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Missione in Italia di U. Nahon, rappresentante della Jewish Agency (2).

Nahon, S. U.

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