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Fotos von Leipzig

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D-Le1-S11.1
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German;
Title Fotos von Leipzig.
Additional Titles ארגון עולי לייפציג בישראל
Host Item Leipzig - Jewish Community
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National Library system number 997009288089105171
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Das Deutsche Buch : Monatsschrift für die neuerscheinungen deutscher Verleger.
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Israelitischer Kalender fuer Leipzig.
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Uns eint die Liebe zum Buch : Jüdische Verleger in Leipzig, 1815-1938 / herausgegeben von Andrea Lorz, Anselm Hartinger und Johanna Sänger.
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