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Geschichte der Juden in Posen (1865)
Page 63, Perles, Joseph
Geschichte der Juden in Posen (1865)
Page 51, Perles, Joseph
Tsvishn beyde velt-milkhomes: zikhryones vegn dem Yidishn lebin in Kroke in der tkufe 1919-1935 (1958)
Page n336, Schwarzbart, Isaac —
צווישן ביידער וועלט-מלחמות: זכרונות וועגן דעם יידישן לעבן אין קראקע אין דער תקופה 1935-1919
Geschichte der Juden in Posen (1865)
Page 34, Perles, Joseph
Geschichte der Juden in Posen (1865)
Page 30, Perles, Joseph
Geschichte der Juden in Posen (1865)
Page 29, Perles, Joseph
Geschichte der Juden in Posen (1865)
Page 12, Perles, Joseph
Skala on the River Zbrucz: A History of the Former Skala Jewish Community (2009)
Page 263, Mermelstein, Max
