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Correspondence regarding the Jewish Museum in Breslau (Wrocław).

Correspondence regarding the Jewish Museum in Breslau (Wrocław).

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[Jewish Museum in Prešov].

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Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg (1).

Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg (1).

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Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg (3).

Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg (3).

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Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg (2).

Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg (2).

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Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg: Top part of a broken gravestone.

Gravestone found during construction work at the Wiener Hofburg: Top part of a broken gravestone.

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Between "suffered" memory and "learned" memory : the Holocaust and Jewish history in Lithuanian museums and memorials after 1990.

Between "suffered" memory and "learned" memory : the Holocaust and Jewish history in Lithuanian museums and memorials after 1990.

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