Isaac Mayer Wise, U.S. Reform rabbi and first president of Hebrew Union College

Hayyim Isaac Bloch, rabbi in Lithuania an the U. S.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Samuel S. Cohon, U.S. theologian and Reform rabbi
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Jacob Isaac Niemirower, chief rabbi of Rumania and fisrt Jewish member of the Rumanian senate
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Portrait of Samuel Isaac Hillman, rabbi and dayyan of the London bet din, by his son David Hillman
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Isaac Nahman Steinberg, Russian revolutionary and Territorialist leader
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Max Arzt, U.S. rabbi
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Dr. Chaim Weizmann (1874-1952), first president of the State of Israel, [...]
I whakaputaina: (1988)

Aaron Ashinsky, U.S. rabbi and religious Zionist leader
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Famous Yiddish writers Itzhak Bashevis-Singer
I whakaputaina: (1983)

Isaac Babel
I whakaputaina: (1984)

Nursultan Nazarbajev, President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
I whakaputaina: (1992)

˜Theœ complete guide to the Soviet Union
mā: Louis, Victor 1928-1992, me ētahi atu.
I whakaputaina: (1976)

Atlas of Russia and the Soviet Union
mā: Milner-Gulland, Robin R., me ētahi atu.
I whakaputaina: (1989)

Recording Isaac Schwartz's music
I whakaputaina: (1994)

Solomon Grayzel, U.S. historian
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Oscar Janowsky, U.S. historian
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Samuel Belkin, president of Yeshiva University, N.Y.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

˜Theœ former Reform synagogue of Kaiserslautern, W. Germany
I whakaputaina: (1971)

˜Theœ first view of the Trinity Monastery [...]
I whakaputaina: (1989)

˜Theœ first settlers in the village of Nikolski [...]
I whakaputaina: (1992)

Monplaisir was the first building at Peterhof, [...]
I whakaputaina: (1992)

General Panfilov-Hero of the Soviet Union
I whakaputaina: (1947)

General Dovator - Hero of the Soviet Union
I whakaputaina: (1947)

˜Theœ Cambridge encyclopedia of Russia and the Soviet Union
I whakaputaina: (1982)

Abraham Duker, U.S. educator and historian
I whakaputaina: (1971)

David Dubinsky, U.S. labor leader
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Perez Smolenskin, Hebrew writer
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Anda Amir, Hebrew poet
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Asher Barash, Hebrew novelist
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Interior of the Reform synagogue of Nuremberg, consecrated in 1874 and demolished in 1938 [...]
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Jacob Glatstein, U.S. Yiddish poet and writer
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Jacob Zallel Lauterbach, U.S. talmudic scholar
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Joel Teitelbaum of Satmar, hasidic rabbi
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Simon Halkin, Hebrew writer and educator
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Solomon Joseph Zevin, rabbi and scholar
I whakaputaina: (1971)

József Patai, Hungarian and Hebrew writer
I whakaputaina: (1971)