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Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 2: Baal to Canada (1940)
Page 456, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews (1955)
Page 105, Carmin, Itszhak J. [Ed.]
The Diaries of Rabbi Ha'im Yosef David Azulai: Ma'agal Tov—The Good Journey: Parts I and II [Translated by Benjamin Cymerman] (1997)
Page 354, Azulai, Ḥayim Yosef David (Ha-Rav) (aka Ḥida) (1724-1806)
World Jewish Register: A Biographical Compendium of Notable Jews in the Arts, Sciences and Professions (1955)
Page 198, Carmin, Itzhak J. [Ed.]
The Prague Ghetto [Translated by Jean Layton] (1959)
Page 51, Lion, Jindřich
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 10: Spicebox to Zweig (1943)
Page 308, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
Grampa: The Autobiography of Nathan Merenbach (1977)
Page 57, Merenbach, Nathan (1895-1983)
Aaron Levy: Founder of Aaronsburg (1951)
Page 42, Fish, Sidney M.
These Things I Remember [Transalted by Margaret Myers] (2006)
Page 151, Altshuler, Eliezer Mordechai (1844-1921)