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Bild scannad ur Aaron Isaacs minnen. En judisk kulturbild fr�n gustaviansk stil, utg. H. Valentin & A. Brody (Stockholm 1932). Ingen fotograf angiven.

  • 22 juli 2004 kl.00.34 Tupsharru 280x348 (37155 bytes)
Date 18 April 2006, 17:31:46 (upload date)
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current10:41, 11 September 2014Thumbnail for version as of 10:41, 11 September 2014280 × 348 (58 KB)Materialscientisttidied a bit
15:34, 18 April 2006Thumbnail for version as of 15:34, 18 April 2006280 × 348 (36 KB)Nicke L{{Information| |Description= Bild scannad ur ''Aaron Isaacs minnen. En judisk kulturbild fr�n gustaviansk stil'', utg. H. Valentin & A. Brody (Stockholm 1932). Ingen fotograf angiven. * 22 juli 2004 kl.00.34 Tupsharru 280x348 (37

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