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The Vow: Rebuilding the Fachler Tribe After the Holocaust (Based on the Journals of Eva and Eli Fachler) ISBN 13: 9781907522246
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The Vow: Rebuilding the Fachler Tribe After the Holocaust (Based on the Journals of Eva and Eli Fachler) Fachler, Yanky
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THE VOW: REBUILDING THE FACHLER TRIBE AFTER THE HOLOCAUST
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Ireland: TAF Publishing. Very Good/No Jacket. 2010. Reprint. Paperback. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall 9781907522246 Signed by Author Bound in limp white wraps with photos of Eva and Eli Fachler to front panel, this soft cover 2010 reprint is VG. (IV) /274pp with preface, introduction, 20 Chaptors, and Postscript. Condition all VG .
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