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The reconstruction of European Jewish life and the Conference of European Rabbis / edited by Rabbi Maurice Rose.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: BM30 .C48 1967

Overview

Variant Title: Teḳumat ha-ḥayim ha-Yehudiyim be-Eropah, Ṿeʻidat rabane Eropa
Format: Book
Author/Creator: Conference of European Rabbis.
Published: London : Standing Committee [of the Conference of European Rabbis], 1967
Other Authors/Editors: Rose, Moshe, 1925-
Notes: Papers from the Conference of European Rabbis in Basle (1963) and London (1965).

Includes bibliographies.

Contributions in English, French, and Hebrew.

Physical Details

Language: English French Hebrew
Physical Description: 75, 48 pages ; 22 cm

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: Judaism--20th century--Congresses. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Influence--Congresses. Conference papers and proceedings.

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