Mersiyeh ve-Kamiyeh

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Mersiyeh ve-Kamiyeh

1979

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Photographs by Ya'akov Agor of play by Samuel Beckett (original title: Mercier et Camier), translated by Muli Meltser, directed by Michal Govrin, staged by Te'atron ha-Han

101 photographs.

heb, Hebr

Widener Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University

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