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Libertas. Zwei Constitutions-Reden, die erste gehalten am 21. März 1849 in der Synagoge zu Oswiecim, die zweite gehalten am 30. Märy 1849 in der Synagoge zu Lipnik be Biala. Vom Kreis-Rabbiner Jacob Löwy

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PL-1275
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1849
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German;
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Title Libertas. Zwei Constitutions-Reden, die erste gehalten am 21. März 1849 in der Synagoge zu Oswiecim, die zweite gehalten am 30. Märy 1849 in der Synagoge zu Lipnik be Biala. Vom Kreis-Rabbiner Jacob Löwy.
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