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Description
English: Photo of Rabbi Hayim Hibshush, before 1899 in Sana'a, Yemen
Date (reprinted in 1983)
Source

Original publication: Masot Habshush ("The Journeys of Habshush") - 1941

Immediate source: Scanned from book
Author

Hayim Hibshush

(Life time: ca. 1833 – 1899)

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