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Original material Two separate series of files: communal material arranged by names of towns, and private material organized by family names; the communal material includes pinkassim of rabbinical courts, community account books, deeds about real estate owned by Jews, documents on education, welfare and charity, as well as halachic and rabbinical material; among the communities, Casablanca, Debdou, Fes, Ksar Es-Souk, Marrakech, Meknes, Mogador, Rabat and Sefrou (18th-20th centuries); the private material contains private and family documents of various Jewish families; files of the Alliance Israelite Universelle in Morocco relating to Alliance schools throughout Morocco (1868-1974).

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MA
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ca. 1000 files.
Title Morocco.
Additional Titles מרוקו
Host Item Morocco
Level of Description Section Record
National Library system number 990043430250205171
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