Synagogen in Frankfurt am Main nach 1945

Korn, Salomon, 1943-
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Title Synagogen in Frankfurt am Main nach 1945.
Original Library/publisher Wer ein Haus baut, will bleiben
50 Jahre Jüdische Gemeinde Frankfurt am Main - Anfänge und Gegenwart. Red.: Michael Lenarz, Susanne Urban-Fahr. Frankfurt a.M.: Jüdisches Museum, 1998
Host Item Wer ein Haus baut, will bleiben (1998) 130-143
Language German
National Library system number 990002485490705171
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