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M. Rapafart
מ. ראפאפארט
Author describing a visit to David-Horodok before World War II.
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מ. ראפאפארט
מייןז באזוך אין דאוויד-האראדאק
ערב דעם אויסברוך פון דער צווייטער וועלט-מלחמה ...Source passage 2
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... מיין באזוך אין דאוויד"האראדאק .| מ ראפאפארט . .
מיינע לעצטע טעג אין ד.-האראדאק | מ. שור-עמי .- . ...Connected nodes
Place
David-Horodok
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Event
Visit to David-Horodok
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David-Horodok
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Lived At
M. Rapafart → David-Horodok
צו זען מיין שטעטעלע
The narrator calls it his hometown but does not name it in this exact phrase.
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- hometown
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