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Italia: Studies and Research on the Culture and Literature of the Jews in Italy (Hebrew and Italian)

Koroth: A Bulletin Devoted to the History of Medicine and Science

Michael: Selections on the History of Jews in the Diaspora

Peʿamim: Studies in the Cultural Heritage of Oriental Jewry

Qiriyat (Kirjath) Sefer: Bibliographical Quarterly of the Jewish National and University Library of Jerusalem

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Sefunot: Annual for Research on the Jewish Communities in the East

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