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יומן מהשואה

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באש, אלימלך, נפטר 1944
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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית

יומן מהאיזור מארמורוש שנכתב על ידי יהודים חסידיים.

Title יומן מהשואה.
Related place Ti︠a︡chiv (Ukraine)-place of writing
Lod (Israel)-related place
Contributors סנדרוביץ, פרחיה (בעלים קודמים)
The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Script Style אשכנזית
Creation Date 1941-1944
Notes בסוף קצת דברי תורה חסידיים. בפרוס השואה התגוררו בטעטש במחוז מארמורוש בקארפאטורוס 1500 יהודים.
נושא נוסף: היסטוריה. רשימות פרטיות. 1941-1944
נושא נוסף: היסטוריה. רשימות פרטיות. בש, אלימלך
נושא נוסף: שואה
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Heb. 6082=4
מצורף לפנקס מכתב (העתק) של דברי תורה, כ"ג סיון תרע"ה.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications פורסם חלקית על ידי שלמה יעקב גרוס ויצחק יוסף כהן בספר מרמורש (תל אביב, תשמ"ג) עמ' 311-312.
Genre Records (Documents)
Call number at Current Custodian ניתן לספריה על ידי בת המחבר פרחיה סנדרוביץ, לוד, 1980
Extent 28 דף
23X39 ס"מ.
מצורף לפנקס מכתב (העתק) של דברי תורה, כ"ג סיון תרע"ה.
Language Hebrew
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית, The National Library of Israel. "Ktiv" Project, The National Library of Israel
National Library system number 990025684880205171

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