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Delegación de Asociaciones Israelitas Argentinas Vienna (Austria). Landesgericht
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Title Informe de la labor cumplida por el Consejo Directivo de la Delegacion de Asociaciones Israelitas Argentinas.
Contributors Brunner, Sebastian, 1814-1893
Kuranda, Ignatz, 1812-1884
Publisher Wien : C.Gerold's Sohn
Creation Date 1860
Notes An account of the trial of Ignaz Kuranda, sued before the Landesgericht in Vienna by Sebastian Brunner for calumny. The decision of the court was rendered on May 10, 1860 and the defendant was found not guilty.
Extent 55 pages
21 cm.
Language German
National Library system number 990019542220205171

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