The Jews of Salonica in an Era of Demographic, Economic, and Social Transformation, 1881–1941

Original language	American English
Media of output	Lecture Series
Place of Publication	Beit Hatfutzot—the Museum of the Jewish People; The Interdisciplinary Department of Social Sciences
State	Published - 2013

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• Lecture Series: The Jews of Salonica in an Era of Demographic, Economic, and Social Transformation, 1881–1941

  Meron, O. C. (Speaker)

  2013 → …

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation

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Meron, O. (2013). The Jews of Salonica in an Era of Demographic, Economic, and Social Transformation, 1881–1941.

Meron, Orly. / The Jews of Salonica in an Era of Demographic, Economic, and Social Transformation, 1881–1941. 2013. Beit Hatfutzot—the Museum of the Jewish People; The Interdisciplinary Department of Social Sciences.

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Beit Hatfutzot—the Museum of the Jewish People; The Interdisciplinary Department of Social Sciences. 2013.

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