Mahzor 1905
- Alternate Title
- Makzor Imadsagos Konyv az ev Minden Unnepnapjara
- Date
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publication/distribution:
1905
- Geography
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publication:
Budapest (Hungary)
- Language
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Hungarian
- Classification
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Books and Published Materials
- Category
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Books and pamphlets
- Object Type
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Prayer books (lcsh)
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Paul Hartstein
The book belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
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Record last modified: 2021-05-25 13:58:36
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Also in Albert Bernard Hartstein collection
The collection consists of a suitcase, tallit, and publications relating to the experiences of Paul Hartstein during the Holocaust when he was imprisoned in several concentration camps.
Suitcase used by a concentration camp prisoner
Object
Suitcase belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
Striped tallit used by a concentration camp inmate
Object
Tallit kept by Albert Bernard Hartstein during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
Mirjam
Object
Prayer Book Abridged for the Jews in the Armed Forces of the United States
Object
The book belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
Unnepi Imadsagok
Object
The book belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
Machsor
Object
The book belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
Book
Object
The book belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
Book
Object
The book belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
Book
Object
The book belonged to Albert Bernard Hartstein who kept it with him during his incarceration in various concentration camps.
