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Das jüdische Volkslied

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Kaufmann, Fritz Mordechai, 1888-
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Title Das jüdische Volkslied : ein Merkblatt / von Fritz Mordechai Kaufmann.
Publisher Berlin : Jüdischer Verlag
Creation Date 1919
Notes נושא ישן: Folk songs, Yiddish - History and criticism
Bound with "Juedischdeutsche Volkslieder"
Series Schriften des Anschusses für jüdische Kulturarbeit
Extent 31 pages
25 cm.
Language German
National Library system number 990020456770205171

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