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Photograph of: Memorial plaque, Bulgaria

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Radovan, Zeev photographer
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Title Photograph of: Memorial plaque, Bulgaria.
Notes Copies/עותקים: S128844.jpg
Call number at Current Custodian Center for Jewish Art Collection
12022-S128844
Host Item 12022
Language No linguistic content
Call Number CJA-S128844
Access Rights online_resources
Copies S128844.jpg
Other Date Bulgaria
Physical description of original Memorial plaque
Credits המרכז לאמנות יהודית באוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים Center for Jewish Art at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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