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[Edit.] Karola Bloch. — Frankfurt Am Main : Suhrkamp, 1976 Zur Philosophie der Musik / Ernst Bloch ; [edit.] Karola Joden en Europa : cultuur - geschiedenis / Elena Romero Bloch. — Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp, 1976. — 333 p. — Castello´ ; Uriel Mac´ıas Kapon´ ; [inl.] Luc Dequeker. — (Bibliothek Suhrkamp ; 398). — 3–518–01398-X Leuven : Davidsfonds, 1996. — 240 p. : ill. — 90–6152–949–2 UA–HB: CD–ADM–IJS UA–HB: CD–ADM–IJS UA–CST: MAG–A 8695 TPC: LZ 106/4/298 UA–CST: MAG–C 11077 L'immigration juive en Belgique du moyen ageˆ a` la premiere` AB–Tongerlo: 113 C 55 guerre mondiale / Jean-Philippe Schreiber. — Bruxelles : EHC: 594678 [C0–271 c] Editions de l'Universite´ de Bruxelles, 1996. — 324 p. — SA: 105#9235 (Spiritualites´ et pensees´ libres ; 1996: 1). — 2–8004–1139–2 RSL: Joodse migratie La nouvelle question juive: l'avenir d'un espoir / Shmuel UA–HB: CD–ADM–IJS Trigano. — Paris : Gallimard, 1979. — 311 p. — (Collection EHC: 592495 [C0–111 b] Idees´ ; 405) UA–HB: CD–ADM–IJS Que vous a donc fait Israel?¨ / Zoe´ Oldenbourg. — Paris : UA–CST: MAG–OW–AA 26080 Gallimard, 1974. — 202 p. — (L'air du temps ; 1974: 1) EHC: 594439 [C0–116 g] UA–HB: CD–ADM–IJS C0 EHC: 590883 [C0–106 d] C0 Norbert Elias und die Menschenwissenschaften : Studien zur Entstehung und Wirkungsgeschichte seines Werkes / Yiddish II: an intermediate and advanced textbook = Yidish [edit.] Karl-Siegbert Rehberg. — Frankfurt am Main : tsvey: a lernbukh far mitndike un vaythalters / Mordkhe Suhrkamp, 1996. — 451 p. — (Suhrkamp Taschenbuch : Schaechter ; [medewerker] Paul E. 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