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Files of five communities, Altschottland (1720-1883), Langfuhr (1765-1883), Mattenbuden (1727-1883), Weinberg (1843-1883), Danzig in der Breitgasse (1839-1883), which were united into the community of Danzig (1883-1939); files from the community of Tiegenhof (1858-1936), which was absorbed by the community of Danzig in 1935. The papers of Erwin Lichtenstein, former head of the Danzig community, who arranged for the transfer of the community archives to Israel and served in Israel as a lawyer who represented former Danzig residents in restitution claims.

Reference Code
DA
Dates
1720
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ca. 1530 files..
Languages
Hebrew; German;
Title Danzig.
Host Item Danzig - Jewish Community
Level of Description Section Record
National Library system number 990042867340205171
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