Malvin Warschauer Collection 1917-1988 bulk 1917-1954

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Malvin Warschauer Collection 1917-1988 bulk 1917-1954

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This collection contains two volumes of biographical notes on individual congregation members that Warschauer createdfor use in eulogies, as well as a small amount of correspondence and biographical material on Warschauer himself.

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