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The new Jerusalem
The new Jerusalem

By Arthur Kutcher

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Study of Jerusalem
Jerusalem: city of mankind
Jerusalem: city of mankind

By Cornell Capa

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Jerusalem: city of mankind
Jerusalem: city of mankind

By Cornell Capa

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Crimes of the city
Crimes of the city

By Rosenberg Robert

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When will the fighting stop?
When will the fighting stop?

By Richard Morris, Ann Morris

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A young Jewish boy living in Jerusalem observes all the different people that make the city their home and wonders why they can't all be friends.

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A golden basin full of scorpions
Gateway to the heavenly city
Gateway to the heavenly city

By Sylvia Schein

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"Gateway to the Heavenly City presents an analysis of the attitudes of Latin Christendom towards Jerusalem in the period from the First Crusade to the Muslim capture of the city in 1187. Sylvia Sch...

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The Bar mitzvah murder
The Bar mitzvah murder

By Harris Lee

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The Bar mitzvah murder
The Bar mitzvah murder

By Harris Lee

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