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4Th world Maccbiah - 86 Jewish amateur athletes.

4Th world Maccbiah - 86 Jewish amateur athletes.

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Some rays of light in a darkened world : sports and the Jewish community in depression-era Detroit.

Greene, Bob, 1947-

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Der Makkabi : Organ d. Deutschen Kreises im Makkabi Welt-Verband.

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"הגמוניה מכבית" : ‏נ‏יתוח טקס הפתיחה של המכבייה ה-16.

מוכתר, עפר, 1979-

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Hakoahneren : officielt organ for Jødisk Idrætsforening Hakoah.

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Satzungen.

Satzungen.

Jüdischer Turnverein "Bar Kochba" Berlin

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Jüdischer Turn- und Sportverein Bar Kochba: Programm zum Einweihungs-Sportfest am Donnerstag, den 13. Mai 1926 ...

Jüdischer Turn- und Sportverein Bar Kochba: Programm zum Einweihungs-Sportfest am Donnerstag, den 13. Mai 1926 ...

Jüdischer Turnverein "Bar Kochba" Berlin

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Bar Kochba : offizielles Organ des jüdischen Turn- u. Sportvereins Bar Kochba e.V. Frankfurt a.M.

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