Ramat Magshimim (Israel)

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New housing project at Ramat Hamagshimim.

New housing project at Ramat Hamagshimim.

Edgar Asher photographer

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A monument for the fallen soldiers during the Yom Kippur War.

A monument for the fallen soldiers during the Yom Kippur War.

Edgar Asher photographer

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רמת מגשימים (כתב יד).

רמת מגשימים (כתב יד).

וילנסקי, משה, 1910-1997 מלחין

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The Jews of Uruguay.

Shalom Shuman OHD interviewee

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תצלומים - בית מגשימים - רמת מגשימים.

תצלומים - בית מגשימים - רמת מגשימים.

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תצלומים - תכנון כולל - רמת מגשימים.

תצלומים - תכנון כולל - רמת מגשימים.

בסט, דוד, 1928-2017

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שרטוטים - תכנון כולל - רמת מגשימים.

שרטוטים - תכנון כולל - רמת מגשימים.

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שקופיות - תכנון ובנייה ברמת מגשימים.

שקופיות - תכנון ובנייה ברמת מגשימים.

בסט, דוד, 1928-2017

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