The Papers of Sam Camhi 1930-2008 bulk 1960-2008

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The Papers of Sam Camhi 1930-2008 bulk 1960-2008

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The Papers of Sam Camhi are comprised primarily of correspondence and newsletters from his involvement in numerous Jewish organizations, especially those related to Sephardim. Additionally, Sam Camhi conducted a great deal of research on Sephardic Jewry, which is represented by publications, clippings, and notes collected by Mr. Camhi.

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