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"Zur Geschichte der Juden von Schlesien", Abschriften von Zeitungen und Akten aus dem Stadtarchiv Gleiwitz, verfasst von Max Stern, Steglitz

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GA-Schlesien-S35-30
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Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People
Dates
1812-1853
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5 Pages.
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Title "Zur Geschichte der Juden von Schlesien", Abschriften von Zeitungen und Akten aus dem Stadtarchiv Gleiwitz, verfasst von Max Stern, Steglitz.
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National Library system number 990043072940205171
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