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Decision of court regarding metal products for Jacob Heller in Thordosin [?]. Translation to Yiddish

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HU-168
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Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People
Dates
1850.;1850
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3 Pages.
Languages
Yiddish;
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Title Decision of court regarding metal products for Jacob Heller in Thordosin [?]. Translation to Yiddish.
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