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From: David Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [ha-Safran]: Persian Folktale help needed
Enid-
I think you are referring to the story of Bahram Gur and Azada. We have a
book here at UCLA in Italian:
La leggenda di
Hi there
In response to Andrea Rapp's query about synagogue libraries, I would
like to comment that Synagogue libraries would seem to be a peculiarly
North American phenomenon. The synagogue library in the United States
fulfills the function of a Jewish community library. In South Africa,
which ha
Dear Friends,
A patron is searching for a Persian folktale. I am at a loss. I have
attached the description that she sent me below. Does anyone have any
ideas or leads for me?
"The story is a folk story from the 5th Century. The kings name was
Backaram (phonetic spelling as the name is in F
I apologize for a typo in my post yesterday. Since this affected
searchable field, the title, I repost the corrected version.
We are happy to announce a new publication:
My Righteous Gentile: Lord Wedgwood and Other Memories / by Gabriella
Auspitz Labson.
Jersey City, NJ : KTAV Pub. House, 2004.
Hello,
I am in the process of selling my late fathers (Harry Hirschhorn) haggadah
collection. I am looking for collectors or libraries who are interested in
purchasing a small part of the collection that consists of Kibbutz
Haggadot. There are about 150 haggadot from Kibbutzim from the 1930's
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