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Géza Komoróczy
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Aposztróf Kiadó
Language
Hungarian
Pages
103

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Subjects
Jews, History, Ethnic relations
Places
Carpathian Mountains Region

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Zsidók az Északkeleti-Kárpátokban: Kárpátalja a 16. századtól a 19. század közepéig
2013, Aposztróf Kiadó
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 81-87) and index.

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Budapest
Series
Hungaria Judaica -- 31

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DS135.C355 K66 2013

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103 pages
Number of pages
103

ID Numbers

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OL30993014M
ISBN 13
9786155056437
LCCN
2013483049

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