File:Official opening of Tel Aviv Port. Dr. Herzog, Chief Rabbi of Palestine, addressing the crowds on the occasion of the opening LOC matpc.17095.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionOfficial opening of Tel Aviv Port. Dr. Herzog, Chief Rabbi of Palestine, addressing the crowds on the occasion of the opening LOC matpc.17095.jpg |
English: Title: Official opening of Tel Aviv Port. Dr. Herzog, Chief Rabbi of Palestine, addressing the crowds on the occasion of the opening
Abstract/medium: G. Eric and Edith Matson Photograph Collection Physical description: 1 negative : |
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