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International Seminar on the Role of Women in a Developing Society : 17 April-31 May 1961, Beth Ruthenberg-Mt. Carmel, Haifa : lectures and summary reports.

International Seminar on the Role of Women in a Developing Society : 17 April-31 May 1961, Beth Ruthenberg-Mt. Carmel, Haifa : lectures and summary reports.

International Seminar on the Role of Women in a Developing Society (1961 : Haifa)

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תרומתן של נשות העלייה הראשונה לבניית קהילת דוברי עברית בראשון לציון.

סישל, אייבי

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Program of the National Council of Jewish Women, for 1895-1896.

Program of the National Council of Jewish Women, for 1895-1896.

National Council of Jewish Women

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The rabbis, gender, and the "Yetzer Hara" : the origins and development of the Evil inclination.

Towers, Susanna

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Elizabeth Singer Rowe and the Development of the English Novel Paula R. Backscheider.

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A Jewish ceremony for newborn girls : the Torah's covenant affirmed / Sharon R. Siegel. [HBI series on Jewish women ]

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The "Killer Wife" (Qatlanit) in Jewish law : a survey of sources.

Adler Goodfriend, Elaine

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החוויה המינית של נשים נשואות באמצע החיים כמקור לרווחה נפשית : תפיסות, אתגרים ודרכי התמודדות.

ברוורמן־אוריאל, טל

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