J. L. Magnes (1877-1948), (Judah Leon)
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[Letter] 09.07.1933, Judah Leon Magnes to Emil Hauser. .[archival material]

[Letter] 09.07.1933, Judah Leon Magnes to Emil Hauser. .[archival material]

J. L. Magnes (Judah Leon), 1877-1948 author

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Letter to Judah Magnes from Paul Baerwald.

Letter to Judah Magnes from Paul Baerwald.

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Booklet from the Society for the Advancement of Judaism inscribed to Judah Magnes.

Booklet from the Society for the Advancement of Judaism inscribed to Judah Magnes.

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Correspondence, reports and memoranda on "Kehillah" office administration.

Correspondence, reports and memoranda on "Kehillah" office administration.

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Correspondence, reports, speeches and bulletins on the Red Cross, Soviet Russia Medical Relief Committee, and committees for medical aid to Russia.

Correspondence, reports, speeches and bulletins on the Red Cross, Soviet Russia Medical Relief Committee, and committees for medical aid to Russia.

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Magnes, Judah L.

Magnes, Judah L.

J. L. Magnes (Judah Leon),1877-1948

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מגנס, יהודה ליב.

מגנס, יהודה ליב.

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