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Pictorial Review, Vaad Hatzala, Germany, 1948 (1948)
Page 257, Baruch, Nathan [Ed.]
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 5: G-d to Izsak (1942)
Page 273, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 6: Jabal to Levita (1942)
Page 270, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 5: G-d to Izsak (1942)
Page 264, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 6: Jabal to Levita (1942)
Page 263, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 5: G-d to Izsak (1942)
Page 296, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 5: G-d to Izsak (1942)
Page 291, Landman, Isaac (ed.)
The Jews of North Africa (1927)
Page 361, Slouschz, Nahum
The Jews of North Africa (1927)
Page 359, Slouschz, Nahum
Travels of Rabbi Petachia, of Ratisbon, who, in the latter end of the twelfth century, visited Poland, Russia, Little Tartary, the Crimea, Armenia, Assyria, Syria, the Holy Land, and Greece (1856)
Page 11, Petaḥiyah of Regengsburg (12th & 13th centuries)