Shalom Kaplan

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Life stories of child survivors living in Israel.

Shalom Eilati (Kaplan) OHD interviewee

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Baltic Countries Jewry between the two World Wars and during WWII.

Shalom Eilati (Kaplan) OHD interviewee

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קפלן, אליעזר.

קפלן, אליעזר.

קפלן, אליעזר, 1857-1915

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שאלות ותשובות מגן שאול.

שאלות ותשובות מגן שאול.

קצינעלענבויגען, שאול בן אברהם יעקב, 1841-1919

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Beit HaSofer, the Israeli Writers Home in Tel Aviv, Kaplan Street named also as the Shalom Aleichem House.

Beit HaSofer, the Israeli Writers Home in Tel Aviv, Kaplan Street named also as the Shalom Aleichem House.

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אם גרעין זרעת בטח

אם גרעין זרעת בטח

פוסטולסקי, שלום, 1893-1949 מלחין

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פוסטולסקי, שלום, 1893-1949 מלחין

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