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A felavatott ifjú könyve

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Title A felavatott ifjú könyve / Kiadta és a szerkesztést irányitotta Eppinger Artur
irták Fisch Adolf és Hahn István.
Additional Titles A pesti izraelita hitközség bar micva ajándéka.
Contributors Eppinger, Artur
Fisch, Adolf
Hahn, Istvan
Publisher Törökszentmiklós : Rubinstein Sándor
Creation Date 1938
Notes Cover title: A pesti izraelita hitközség bar micva ajándéka.
Extent 144 pages
25 cm.
Language Hungarian
National Library system number 990019754080205171

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