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Karte vom Heiligen Lande und Syrien

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Title Karte vom Heiligen Lande und Syrien
Creation Date ca.1790]
Notes אוסף המפות על שם ערן לאור, הספרייה הלאומית
digital map code pal0166
Extent 367x295 mm..
Language German
Call Number Pal 166
Credits אוסף המפות ע"ש ערן לאור
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Karte vom Heiligen Lande und Syrien – הספרייה הלאומית
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