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Yom Hashoah : commémoration de la Shoah, un message pour l'humanité : 20 avril 2009, Genève = Holocaust commemoration, a message to humanity : April 20, 2009, Geneva / éditeur, Joel Herzog ; photographies, Oliver O'Hanlon.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: D804.177 .Y66 2009

Overview

Variant Title: Holocaust commemoration, a message to humanity : April 20, 2009, Geneva
Format: Book
Published: [Genève] : Comité intercommunautaire pour l'organisation de Yom Hashoah, [2009]
Locale: Switzerland
Geneva
Other Authors/Editors: Herzog, Joel.
Notes: Parallel texts in French and English.

Physical Details

Language: French English
Physical Description: 105 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: Holocaust Remembrance Day--Switzerland--Geneva. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Anniversaries, etc.

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