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זינגען מיר

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Liptsin, Sem, 1893-1980
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Title זינגען מיר : לידער און פאראדיעס אויף פאפולארע מעלאדיעס : ארבעטער קאמפס-לידער, הומאריסטישע און פאלקס-לידער : 75 אידישע און ענגלישע לידער / צונויפגעזאמלט פון סעם ליפצין.
Additional Titles Zingen mir : lider un parodyen oyf populere melodyes ... : 75 Idishe un Englishe lider
Community singing / prepared by Sam Liptzin
Related place New York (N.Y.)-place of publication
Publisher New York : פארלאג אמכא
Creation Date 1949
Notes יידיש ומיעוטו אנגלית.
Extent 1 מקור מקוון (50 עמודים).
Language Yiddish
English
National Library system number 990039141470205171
MARC RECORDS
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