File:Amsterdam Mahzor, three pages.jpg
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English: Amsterdam Mahzor, center folio 180V, right folio 058V
Deutsch: Amsterdam Machsor, Mitte Folio 180V, rechts Folio 058V |
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| Source | Sven Felix Kellerhoff: Köln bekommt ein Prunkstück jüdischen Lebens zurück, Welt newspaper online at https://www.welt.de/geschichte/article171551433/Koeln-bekommt-ein-Prunkstueck-juedischen-Lebens-zurueck.html |
| Author | anonymous, probably staff of German or Dutch museum or cultural institution |
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