Sens Étude

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Title Sens Étude : Roger Braun, s.j (1910-1981) Un acteur majeur du philosémitisme chrétien au XX siècle.
Original Library/publisher Sens
Juifs et Chrétiens dans le monde aujourd'hui. Paris. 70,3-4
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Juifs et Chrétiens dans le monde aujourd'hui 70,3-4 (2018) 159-174
Language French
National Library system number 990006023240705171
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