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Ottó Komoly, Hungarian Zionist leader and rescue worker in World War II.

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Formato:	Artículo
Lenguaje:	inglés
Publicado:	1971
Materias:	Komoly (Kohn), Ottó [Politiker, 1892-1945] Bild
Publicación relacionada:	Contenido en: 10. Jes - Lei
Control Number (ID):	BV050706229
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