American Zionist Youth Commission

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שמחת החג : מי החג, ספיקא דרבנן : בו מבוארים סוגיות הש"ס ודברי הראשונים והאחרונים / מאת ... רבי גרשון חנוך הניך פישמן ...

פישמן, גרשון חנוך הניך, 1880-1965

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Jewish residents in the old city of Jerusalem during the British Mandate and since 1967.

Jewish residents in the old city of Jerusalem during the British Mandate and since 1967.

Elimelech Ben-Pazi OHD interviewee

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The Jews of Germany and the Organization of Their Aliya, 1933-1945.

Eva (deceased) Michaelis-Stern OHD interviewee

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Revisionist Movement, Irgun Tzevai Leumi (Etzel) and Lochamei Herut Israel (Lehi) 1929-1948.

Baruch Weinstein OHD interviewee

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Resistance to the Final Solution in Auschwitz.

Siegfried Halbreich OHD interviewee

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Cultural Life in Eretz Israel (Cinema, Opera, Ballet).

Yona Friedman OHD interviewee

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