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HILL, Brad Sabin: From Bardejov to Oxford: the Contribution of Slovakian Jewry to Anglo-Hebrew Scholarship. IN: Report of the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies. 2000-2001. Oxford 2001, pp. 109-133.</text>
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