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Days of the Crescent: Chapters in the History of the Jews in the Ottoman Empire, edited by Minna Rozen. 412 pages, illustrations, bibliography. Tel Aviv: Department of the Study of the Jewry of Salonika and Greece, Institute of the Study of the Diaspora, Tel Aviv University, 1996–1997. (Hebrew)

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Key concepts: Tel aviv, History, Ottoman empire, Ancient history, Classics, Empire, Library science, Political science

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Days of the Crescent: Chapters in the History of the Jews in the Ottoman Empire, edited by Minna Rozen. 412 pages, illustrations, bibliography. Tel Aviv: Department of the Study of the Jewry of Salonika and Greece, Institute of the Study of the Diaspora, Tel Aviv University, 1996–1997. (Hebrew) — Research Paper | ScholarLens