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[Letter]. 08.08.1935 Jakob Schönberg to Emil Hauser. .[archival material]

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Schönberg, Jakob, 1900-1956
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[Letter]. 08.08.1935 Jakob Schönberg to Emil Hauser. .[archival material] – הספרייה הלאומית
Reference Code
MUS 0054 C-1 127
Dates
1935
Consists of
1 page ; 28 cm.
Languages
German;
Title [Letter]. 08.08.1935 Jakob Schönberg to Emil Hauser. .[archival material]
Notes כתב יד
Genre German letters
Additional Place 08.08.1935.
Host Item Palestine conservatory archive (Jerusalem), Series C-1: General documents item no. 127
Palestine conservatory archive (Jerusalem), Series C-1: General documents
National Library system number 997010043776305171
MARC RECORDS
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