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Beschreibung der heiligen Statten zu Jerusalem und, Pilgerreise nach Jerusalem
The European powers' plans regarding Jerusalem towards the middle of the 19th century
Living with Jews
Living with Jews

By Elie Eliachar

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Queen of swords
Queen of swords

By Judith Tarr

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Melisende was the oldest daughter of Baldwin of Jerusalem, a princess of the Franks and destined to become queen of the Crusader Kingdom. Edwin and his beloved queen, Morphia, had no sons, and so t...

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Requiem
Requiem

By Graham Joyce

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Web of gold
Web of gold

By Guy Patton

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Jerusalem als okumenisches Problem im 20. Jahrhundert
Jerusalem Mosaic
Jerusalem Mosaic

By Isaac Mozeson

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Jerusalem
Jerusalem

By Gil Yaron

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