סדר קינות לתשעה באב

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Title סדר קינות לתשעה באב : ... מיט זעכצעהן ... ליקוטים אונד משלים אויף טייטש ...
Additional Titles קינות. תר"ף.
Related place Warsaw (Poland)-place of publication
Publisher ווארשא : א' ציילינגאלד
Creation Date [תרפ"-]
Notes עברית ויידיש.
דפוס סטיריאוטיפי.
Extent קלו דפים
8.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990020567400205171

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Ḳinot

Jacob Samuel Maragovsky 1856-1943

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The Koren Mesorat harav kinot : tefilla for Tisha B'Av, kinot, Eikha : [nusah Ashkenaz] / with commentary on the kinot based upon the teachings of Joseph B. Soloveitchik ; edited by Simon Posner.
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