Sharett, Moshe

2nd Prime Minister of Israel from 1954 to 1955

Born	1894
Died	1965,

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Yoman medini.

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1968 — 3 editions

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Be-shaʻar ha-umot, 1946-1949

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1958 — 3 editions

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Yeme London: mikhteve Mosheh Sharet mi-yeme ha-limudim.

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 2003 — 2 editions

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Mosheh Sharet: rosh ha-memshalah ha-sheni : mivḥar teʻudot mi-pirḳe ḥayaṿ, 1894-1965

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 2007 — 2 editions

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Mi-shut be-Asiyah

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1957 — 2 editions

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Maḥberet targume shirah

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1965 — 2 editions

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Orot she-kavu.

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1969 — 2 editions

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Mi ḥatar le-hitʻarvut tsevaʾit be-Levanon?: ḳetaʻim mi-yoman Mosheh Sharet

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1983 — 1 edition

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Yawmīyāt shakhṣīyah

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1996 — 1 edition

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The peace of Jerusalem: text of addresses presenting the position of the Government of Israel on the future of Jerusalem, during the fourth session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, 1949

by Sharett, Moshe and Sharett, Moshe First published in 1949 — 1 edition

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Davar davur: devarim shebe-ʻal-peh be-zirot penim ṿe-ḥuts

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 2013 — 1 edition

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[Yoman ishi

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1978 — 1 edition

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Maʼavaḳ medini

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 2009 — 1 edition

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Yisrael koret la-ʻatsor tokfanut ule-hashbit herev

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1950 — 1 edition

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Palestine and Keren Hayesod

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1940 — 1 edition

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Di oyfgabn fun unzer poliṭisher tetiḳayṭ

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1935 — 1 edition

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Be-sherut ha-yiʻud: (mi-teshuvat śar ha-ḥuts ʻal ha-ṿikuaḥ bi-sheʾelot mediniyut ha-ḥuts ba-Keneset 23 bi-Shevaṭ 711-30.1.51)

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1950 — 1 edition

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Yoman ishi [1953 or 1954-1957]

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1978 — 1 edition

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Yoman medini

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1968 — 1 edition

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Meh hayah lanu Berl: (ʻal Berl Katsenelson...)

by Sharett, Moshe First published in 1964 — 1 edition

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2nd Prime Minister of Israel from 1954 to 1955

Born	1894
Died	1965,

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OLID: OL169746A
ISNI: 0000000080787640
Library of Congress Names: n80121163
VIAF: 30880
Wikidata: Q208477
Inventaire.io: wd:Q208477

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