חיים ב"שדה הדמים"

גפני, ראובן, 1974-
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Title חיים ב"שדה הדמים" : יהודים, ערבים ושוב יהודים בשכונת שמאעה (שערי-ציון) בירושלים, 1900-1970.
Additional Titles Jews Arabs and Jews again in the Shama'a neighborhood in Jerusalem 1900-1970
Host Item קתדרה 161 (תשעז) 85-116
Description Includes an English summary.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990005865870705171
Links אתר את הפרסום בקטלוג המאוחד של ספריות ישראל
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