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סדרה 7: צילומי ים המלח, יריחו וואדי אל-קלט

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Aleksandrowicz, Ze'ev
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Series Record
Reference Code
ARC. 4* 2114 07
Original Reference Code
אוסף אלכסנדרוביץ':
Dates
1932-1936
Languages
zxx;
Description
הסדרה כוללת תצלומים של נופים ודמויות שצילם זאב אלכסנדרוביץ בנחל פרת [ואדי אל קלט] בים המלח וסביבותיו וביריחו בסיור שערך למקום, כנראה בשנת 1933.
Title סדרה 7: צילומי ים המלח, יריחו וואדי אל-קלט.
Additional Titles العنوان بالعربية: سلسلة رقم 7: صور لمدينة أريحا، البحر الميت ووادي القلط بين السنوات 1932 - 1936
Host Item ארכיון זאב אלכסנדרוביץ'.
Level of Description Series Record
National Library system number 990026957180205171
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