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Various orders of prayers, special prayer texts, single prayers, single pages of prayer books

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Incl.: Orde van de buitengewone Godsdienstoefening in de Groote Synagoge der Nederl. Israel. Hoofdsynagoge te Amsterdam;כולל: קינה אשר קוננוה אליקים די משה אלורס וייגה ויעקב די דוד בלאניס ביום קבורת ...מורנו הרב אהרן די שלמה רודריגז פיריירה .....
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Title Various orders of prayers, special prayer texts, single prayers, single pages of prayer books.
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Host Item Jewish Congregations Amsterdam - Archival Collections
Former Call Number 14820 System no. in IDEA at the Center for Research of Dutch Jewry14821 System no. in IDEA at the Center for Research of Dutch Jewry9224 System no. in IDEA at the Center for Research of Dutch Jewry9359 System no. in IDEA at the Center for Research of Dutch Jewry
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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 997012239771805171
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