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Jugement relatifs aux impôts des Juifs de Biesheim

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Unavailable digitally
Reference Code
F-Bie-16
Original Reference Code
Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People;F-Bie-16
Dates
10 juin 1761
Consists of
2 Pages.
Languages
French;
location
  • Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People The item is part of the CAHJP holdings
Title Jugement relatifs aux impôts des Juifs de Biesheim.
Contributors Communauté juive de Biesheim
Notes Manuscript
Host Item Biesheim - Jewish Community
Former Call Number Zf 228 Former reference code CAHJPZf 221 Former reference code CAHJPZf I 15 Former reference code CAHJP
Level of Description File Record
National Library system number 997009705967105171
Links פרטים על מיקום החומר/Location&access
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