הדובון כבר ישן (צילום כתב יד)

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Tsur, Hayim
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Title הדובון כבר ישן (צילום כתב יד).
Additional Titles דובון כבר ישן (צילום כתב יד)
אתחלתא: לצידך כבר נרדם הדובון (צילום כתב יד)
Contributors הופרט, שמואל, 1936-2006 (מחבר)
Notes לקול בודד.
Genre Songs, Hebrew
Children's songs
Extent 1 עמוד
35 ס"מ..
Language Hebrew
Call Number Noy.H ספר ב' [צור 1]
National Library system number 990037834200205171

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