Post-war publications on German-speaking Jewry

Suchy, Barbara
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Title Post-war publications on German-speaking Jewry : a selected bibliography of books and articles 1996.
Contributors Pringle, Annette
Original Library/publisher Leo Baeck Institute Year Book. London
Host Item Leo Baeck Institute Year Book 42 (1997) 357-479
Language English
National Library system number 990001998160705171
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