Palestine and Roumania

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Sneersohn, Hayyim Zvi, 1834-1882
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Title Palestine and Roumania : a description of the Holy Land, and the past and present state of Roumania, and the Roumanian Jews / by Rabbi H.Z. Sneersohn ...
Publisher New York : Hebrew Orphan Asylum Printing Establishment
Creation Date 1872
Extent xvi, [17]-168 pages : front. (port.)
19 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990021723890205171

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