ביאליסטאקער חרוסת

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Title ביאליסטאקער חרוסת : א פסחדיגע בלעטל דערשיינט איין מאל אין הונדערט יאר.
Additional Titles ביאליסטאקער חרסת
Related place Białystok (Poland)-place of publication
Publisher ביאליסטאק : [מוציא לאור לא ידוע]
Creation Date 1932
Notes חד יומון.
מיקרופילם, פוזיטיב. מאוסף אברהם קאהאן.
Genre Yiddish wit and humor
Extent 3 עמודים.
Language Yiddish
National Library system number 990021209410205171

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