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The book "TAŞRA KIZ" and the pamphlet "Leadership of the Jewish Community."
(كتاب وكراس )

Title	The book "TAŞRA KIZ" and the pamphlet "Leadership of the Jewish Community."
Title Original	كتاب وكراس
Author	Sillanpää, F. E
Publication Date:	1939
Type	Document
Language	eng,heb,tur
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Library:	University of Minnesota Libraries
Record ID	cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_472513446
Library Location	Request
Date	1939
Notes	In this file: A copy of the book The Country Girl (TAŞRA KIZ) in the Turkish language by Emilie Silanpaa (F EMİL SİLLANPAA), who won the Nobel Prize in 1939. Translated by Adnan CEMGİL and published by Golden Books Publishing House (ALTIN KİTAPLAR YAYINEVİ). The file also includes a pamphlet by Jacob Barnai (יעקב ברנאי) in Hebrew and English entitled “Leadership of the Jewish Community in Jerusalem in the Mid-Eighteenth Century” (הנהגת הקהילה היהודית בירושלים במחצית המאה הי"ח) It was taken from the Shalem magazine (שלם in Jerusalem) which deals with studies of the history of Jews in the Land of Israel in 1973.

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The book "TAŞRA KIZ" and the pamphlet "Leadership of the Jewish Community."

(كتاب وكراس )

Author Sillanpää, F. E

Publication Date 1939

Type Document

Language eng,heb,tur

Digital No

Manuscript No

Library University of Minnesota Libraries

Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_472513446

Library Location Request

Date 1939

Notes In this file: A copy of the book The Country Girl (TAŞRA KIZ) in the Turkish language by Emilie Silanpaa (F EMİL SİLLANPAA), who won the Nobel Prize in 1939. Translated by Adnan CEMGİL and published by Golden Books Publishing House (ALTIN KİTAPLAR YAYINEVİ). The file also includes a pamphlet by Jacob Barnai (יעקב ברנאי) in Hebrew and English entitled “Leadership of the Jewish Community in Jerusalem in the Mid-Eighteenth Century” (הנהגת הקהילה היהודית בירושלים במחצית המאה הי"ח) It was taken from the Shalem magazine (שלם in Jerusalem) which deals with studies of the history of Jews in the Land of Israel in 1973.