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Gruber, S. (2024). 'The Rediscovery of Jewish Built Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe, 1988–2006' In C. Henschel, R. Leiserowitz, & K. Lenartowicz & N. Menter & Z. Światowy (Eds.), Jewish or Common Heritage? (1st ed., pp. 163-174)
Gruber, Samuel D.. "The Rediscovery of Jewish Built Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe, 1988–2006: A Personal Perspective". Jewish or Common Heritage?, edited by Christhardt Henschel, Ruth Leiserowitz, Kamila Lenartowicz, Neele Menter and Zuzanna Światowy, fibre, 2024, pp. 163-174.
Gruber, S. (2024): 'The Rediscovery of Jewish Built Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe, 1988–2006', in Henschel, C, Leiserowitz, R, Lenartowicz, K, Menter, N, Światowy, Z (eds.). Jewish or Common Heritage?. fibre, pp. 163-174.
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The Rediscovery of Jewish Built Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe, 1988–2006

A Personal Perspective

Gruber, Samuel D.

In: Jewish or Common Heritage? (2024), pp. 163–174

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https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-944870-99-1.2024.163
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Samuel D. Gruber

PhD, is an internationally recognized expert on Jewish art, architecture and the historic preservation of Jewish sites and monuments

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