Radashkovichy (Belarus)
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Radashkovichy (Belarus)

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פנקס קהילת ראדושקאויץ.

פנקס קהילת ראדושקאויץ.

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פנקס חברה משניות ותלמוד תורה.

פנקס חברה משניות ותלמוד תורה.

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אגרות אל שמואל ציז.

אגרות אל שמואל ציז.

מאנע, מרדכי צבי, 1859-1886

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Photograph of: Drawings of the Liubavich Prayer House in Radoshkovichi (Radoszkowice).

Photograph of: Drawings of the Liubavich Prayer House in Radoshkovichi (Radoszkowice).

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סכר, אברהם [סאכער].

סכר, אברהם [סאכער].

סכר, אברהם מחבר

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לוח הנצחי.

לוח הנצחי.

אברהם דוב בר, מרדישקביץ', פעל במאה ה-20 מחבר

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פנקס חשבונות של בית מסחר סיטונאי לחמרי בנין וצבעים בפולניה.

פנקס חשבונות של בית מסחר סיטונאי לחמרי בנין וצבעים בפולניה.

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קבלה מעשית : כולל קמעות, סגלות, השבעות ורפואות.

קבלה מעשית : כולל קמעות, סגלות, השבעות ורפואות.

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