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Colonia Avigdor

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Series Record
Reference Code
JCA-AR-Colonists-S1
Dates
1922-1973
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370 files.
Languages
mul;
location
  • Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People The item is part of the CAHJP holdings
Title Colonia Avigdor.
Contributors Jewish Colonization Association (former owner)
Jewish Colonization Association (Argentina)
Host Item JCA Argentina - Personal files
Level of Description Series Record
National Library system number 997009761772705171
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