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Yad LaTorah laws and customs of the Torah service : a guide for Gabba'im and Torah readers by Kenneth S. Goldrich
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Published
on 14 Jun 2007
Year of Creation
2002
Copyright Claimant
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, New York
Registration Number
TX0005533282
on 14 Jun 2007Copyright Summary
The U.S. Copyright record (Registration Number: TX0005533282) dated 14 Jun 2007, pertains to an electronic file (eService) titled "Yad LaTorah laws and customs of the Torah service : a guide for Gabba'im and Torah readers by Kenneth S. Goldrich" created in 2002. The copyright holder is United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, New York, known for their creative contributions in text registration. For any inquiries concerning this copyrighted material, kindly reach out to United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, New York.
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Registration Number
TX0005533282
Registration Date
6/14/2007
Year of Creation
2002
Place of First Publication
New York
Publisher Name
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
Agency Marc Code
DLC-CO
Record Status
New
Physical Description
121 p
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