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D-Er6
Title Erlangen.
Host Item Erlangen - Jewish Community
Level of Description Fonds Record
National Library system number 990043031920205171
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Die Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, 1743-1993 : Geschichte einer deutschen Hochschule : Ausstellung im Stadtmuseum Erlangen, 24.10.1993-27.2.1994 / Herausgeber, Stadtmuseum Erlangen, Christoph Friederich.
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Juden und Judenpogrom 1938 in Erlangen / [Herausgeber, Stadtmuseum Erlangen ; Ausstellung: Konzeption und Text, Birke Griesshammer, Mitarbeit, Gabriele Moritz et al. ; Dokumentation: Redaktion, Christoph Friederich, Text Ilse Sponsel].
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Geschichte der Universitätsbibliothek Erlangen von 1844 bis 1924 : Organisation, Bestand und Benutzung / Carl-Matthias Lehmann.

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"In der Nacht, in der die Judenaktion stattfand [...]" : der Pogrom vom 9./10. November 1938 in Erlangen und seine juristische Aufarbeitung nach 1945 / herausgegeben von Andreas Jakob.
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