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Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews 1965 (1965)
Page 1043, Karpman, I.J. Carmin [Ed.]
Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews 1965 (1965)
Page 1041, Karpman, I.J. Carmin [Ed.]
Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews 1965 (1965)
Page 544, Karpman, I.J. Carmin [Ed.]
The Concise Dictionary of American Jewish Biography (1994)
Page 275, Marcus, Jacob Rader [ed.]
The Concise Dictionary of American Jewish Biography (1994)
Page 536, Marcus, Jacob Rader [ed.]
Diary of a San Diego Girl—1856 (1974)
Page 58, Franklin, Victoria Jacobs (1838-1861)
Diary of a San Diego Girl—1856 (1974)
Page 42, Franklin, Victoria Jacobs (1838-1861)
Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews 1965 (1965)
Page 738, Karpman, I.J. Carmin [Ed.]
Three Years in America, 1859-1862: Volume 1 [Translated by Charles Reznikoff] (1956)
Page 189, Benjamin, Israel Joseph (1818-1864) 1956 v. 1
Jacob's Ladder: From the Bottom of the Warsaw Ghetto to the Top of New York's Art World: An Autobiography (1994)
Page 270, Weintraub, Jacob. D. (1905-2000)