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רעטעט, ירושלים!

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Title רעטעט, ירושלים!.
Additional Titles [הצילו את ירושלים!]
Scope and content כרוז ביידיש להצלת בני ירושלים בשנות הרעב הגדול שהתחילו בשנת תרע"א. בראש הדף: N.Y. Relief fund Committee of Jerusalem, organized for this purpose, May 1911
נ.י. רעליעף פאנד קאמיטטע פיר ירושלים, ארגאניזירט פיר דאס צוועק, אין מאי, 1911. חתום על ידי שלשים ושמנה רבנים וחברי הקאמיטע (=הועד). ליד כל חותם רשומות, בכתב יד, כתובות, המציינות כנראה את מעונם של החתומים.
Creation Date 1911
Extent 1 דף
22.5X29 ס"מ..
Host Item אסף הכרוזים והכרזות
Language Yiddish
Call Number V 2470 54
Access Rights online_resources
Level of Description File Record
National Library system number 990040986570205171
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