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Die Deutschen Ansiedelungen in Palaestina

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Title Die Deutschen Ansiedelungen in Palaestina.
Related place Leipzig (Germany)-place of publication
Publisher [Leipzig] : [Leipziger Messamt]
Creation Date [1928?]
Notes Map on last page of: Die schwäbischen Kolonien der Tempelgesellschaft in Palästina: Merkblatt für deutsche Besucher Palästinas. [1928?] 2021 B 354.
Cartographic Data Scale 1:1,400,000.
Extent 1map
17x10 cm
Host Item Die schwäbischen Kolonien der Tempelgesellschaft in Palästina: Merkblatt für deutsche Besucher Palästinas.
Language German
Call Number pal 1127
Credits אוסף המפות ע"ש ערן לאור
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