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The First Rabbi: Origins of Conflict Between Orthodox and Reform: Jewish Poelmic Warfare in pre-Civil War America: A Biograhical History (1988)
Page 165, Sharfman, I. Harold [Ha-Rav]
The Jews of Jamaica: Tombstone Inscriptions 1662-1880 (1997)
Page 22, Wright, Philip
Mamuka: A Memoir (1991)
Page 112, Greenhut, Gitel Weinstock (1923-2008)
Jewish Perseverance, Or, The Jew, at Home and Abroad: An Autobiography (1851)
Page 227, Lissack, Morris (Moshe) (1814-1895)
Journey into Life (1993)
Page 75, Grossbard, Aron (1911-2004)
To Win the Promised Land: Story of a Freedom Fighter [Translated by Artziah Hershberg] (1992)
Page 228, Lankin, Eliahu (1914-1994)
Jewish Life in South America: A Survey Study for the American Jewish Congress (1941)
Page 141, Cohen, Jacob Xenab (Rabbi)
To Win the Promised Land: Story of a Freedom Fighter [Translated by Artziah Hershberg] (1992)
Page 409, Lankin, Eliahu (1914-1994)
To Win the Promised Land: Story of a Freedom Fighter [Translated by Artziah Hershberg] (1992)
Page 308, Lankin, Eliahu (1914-1994)