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Lekkerkerk - De Joodse gemeente

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4 items.
Languages
Dutch;
Description
Includes atricles about the history of the community, the synagogue and a photograph
location
  • Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People The item is part of the CAHJP holdings
Title Lekkerkerk - De Joodse gemeente.
Notes Photocopies
typewritten
photograph
Host Item Small Jewish Congregations in the Netherlands
Level of Description File Record
Credits With Assistance from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany Sponsored by the Foundation "Remembrance, Responsibility and Future" Supported by the German Federal Ministry of Finance
National Library system number 997012239758905171
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