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Sefer Emeq ha bakha The vale of tears
Envoy from Vienna
Envoy from Vienna

By Avner Gold

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To prevent the expulsion of the Jews from Vienna, Herr Ringel embarks on a perilous journey, in 1668, to the Imperial Palace to meet with the Emperor.

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Hagyomany es valsag
Hagyomany es valsag

By Jacob Katz

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Me- umah li- le?om
Me- umah li- le?om

By Yisra El Bartal

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Erets Yisra el bi tekufat Bayit sheni ha Mishnah veha Talmud meha kibush ha Yevani ad yeme ha Islam 333 lif. ha s. 647 la sefirah
Ha Kehilah ha Yehudit bi Yeme ha benayim Mi pirsume Merkaz Zalman Shazar
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Shlomo Simonsohn jubilee volume
Shlomo Simonsohn jubilee volume

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Sefer yovel le Daniyel Karpi Eshkol mehkarim be toldot ha am ha Yehudi
Tov elem
Tov elem

By Robert Bonfil

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