Los Amigos Sepharadis records, 1986-1995.

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Los Amigos Sepharadis records, 1986-1995.

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Consists of L.A.S.-related correspondence; membership lists; stationery; newspaper clippings; copies of L.A.S. newsletters and of Sephardic Highlights, the newsletter of the American Sephardi Federation; and programs of events at San Francisco Sepharad '92 and the 1986 Sephardic Festival, which was hosted by the Berkeley-Richmond Jewish Community Center.

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Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, Rabbi Morris Goldstein Library

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1986 Sephardic Festival.

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San Francisco Sepharad '92.

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Berkeley-Richmond Jewish Community Center

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Amigos Sepharadis

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Founded in 1985 by Rachel Amado Bortnick, Los Amigo Sepharadis (L.A.S.) is an association for the study and preservation of Sephardic culture, based in Oakland, Calif. Bortnick served as the organization's president for four years, during which the L.A.S. held educational programs every month that were open to the public. From the description of Los Amigos Sepharadis records, 1986-1995. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 252848433 ...

American Sephardi Federation

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