Divre yeme Yiśraʾel
meha-ʻet ha-yoter ḳedumah ʻad ha-hoṿeh. Be-shishah kerakhim ʻim temunot ṿe-tsiyurim rabim.
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Author
Contributions
- Zitron, Samuel Leib, 1860-1930 - Contributor
- Kamenetzky, Abraham Scholom, 1874- - Contributor
- Ben-Ury, A. - Contributor
- Lachower, Yeruḥam Fishel, 1883-1947 - Contributor
- Fichman, Jacob, 1881-1958 - Contributor
Publication
1930 - "Aḥisefer." [Warszawa, Ṿarshah, Poland
Language
Hebrew
Word Count
85,500 words, Guess
Page Count
342 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number44038270
- OCLC Control Number184850852
- Open LibraryOL22194799M
Classifications
- LCCDS117 .G85
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