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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Collection of card games and parts of board games, some of which were published by Binyamin Barlevi.
* Lemech, matching game. [1930s], B. Barlevi. 22 cards.
* MeOlam HaTzelilim, quartet card game. B. Barlevi. Cards with portraits of composers. 32 cards and three cards with explanations of musical terms. Original box.
* HaSafran, quartet card game, B. Barlevi. 32 cards and instructions card.Original box.
* HaDov HaShachor, (black bear), B. Barlevi. 24 cards and a black bear card. Original box.
* Artzeinu, quartet card game. Published by B. Barlevi. 32 cards and a map of Eretz Israel card. Original box.
* Revi'iyat Israel, quartet card game. Published by B. Barlevi. Published by Amarna. 24 cards. Original box.
* Pirchay Eretz Israel, quartet card game. Published by Palphot. 40 cards. Original box.
Two editions from two different years.
* Sofrim U-sefarim, quartet card game. Published by Mishbetzon. 24 cards.
* Tiyul BaAretz, quartet card game. Published by Palphot. 40 cards and instructions leaf. Original box.
* Artzeinu, quartet card game. Published by Palphot. 40 cards.
* Playing cards and soldiers for the game 'Milchamtaynu'. Barlevi, 1948.
* Playing pawns of wood and plastic.
* Kinyan, monopoly game. Game parts, lacking board.
14 games and parts of games. Size and condition vary.
* Lemech, matching game. [1930s], B. Barlevi. 22 cards.
* MeOlam HaTzelilim, quartet card game. B. Barlevi. Cards with portraits of composers. 32 cards and three cards with explanations of musical terms. Original box.
* HaSafran, quartet card game, B. Barlevi. 32 cards and instructions card.Original box.
* HaDov HaShachor, (black bear), B. Barlevi. 24 cards and a black bear card. Original box.
* Artzeinu, quartet card game. Published by B. Barlevi. 32 cards and a map of Eretz Israel card. Original box.
* Revi'iyat Israel, quartet card game. Published by B. Barlevi. Published by Amarna. 24 cards. Original box.
* Pirchay Eretz Israel, quartet card game. Published by Palphot. 40 cards. Original box.
Two editions from two different years.
* Sofrim U-sefarim, quartet card game. Published by Mishbetzon. 24 cards.
* Tiyul BaAretz, quartet card game. Published by Palphot. 40 cards and instructions leaf. Original box.
* Artzeinu, quartet card game. Published by Palphot. 40 cards.
* Playing cards and soldiers for the game 'Milchamtaynu'. Barlevi, 1948.
* Playing pawns of wood and plastic.
* Kinyan, monopoly game. Game parts, lacking board.
14 games and parts of games. Size and condition vary.
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![Two volumes of issues of the Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums [The General Newspaper of Judaism], edited by Ludwig Philippson](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol9-public/339.jpg "Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums – Jewish-German Periodical – Two Volu")
Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Two volumes of issues of the Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums [The General Newspaper of Judaism], edited by Ludwig Philippson. Leipzig, 1837-1838. German.
Volume I: issues 1-116 from the first year, May-December 1837. Volume II: issues 1-155 from the second year, January-December 1838 + issues of the literary supplement Homiletisches und Literarisches Beiblatt.
At the beginning of the first volume is a dedication signed in the hand of the periodical's founder and editor, Yehuda Ludwig Philippson, from 1838. Philippson (1811-1889) was a Reform Rabbi, writer and translator. His works include a German translation of the Bible.
Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums, a Jewish-German periodical published from 1837 to 1922 and dedicated to subjects from the Jewish world, particularly German Jewry. The periodical's founder and editor in its first years, Ludwig Philippson, sought to deepen the Jews' historical knowledge about their own people and to address all of the fields relevant to the Jewish community. The issues address general and Jewish history, politics, religion, philology and literature. The periodical's contributors during its first years included Gabriel Riesser, Leopold Zunz, Adolf Jellinek and many others.
Volume I: [2] leaves, 464 pp. Volume II: [2] leaves, 626 pp + issues of the literary supplement. 25 cm. Condition varies. Stains. Stamps on title-page of volume I. Worn bindings.
Volume I: issues 1-116 from the first year, May-December 1837. Volume II: issues 1-155 from the second year, January-December 1838 + issues of the literary supplement Homiletisches und Literarisches Beiblatt.
At the beginning of the first volume is a dedication signed in the hand of the periodical's founder and editor, Yehuda Ludwig Philippson, from 1838. Philippson (1811-1889) was a Reform Rabbi, writer and translator. His works include a German translation of the Bible.
Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums, a Jewish-German periodical published from 1837 to 1922 and dedicated to subjects from the Jewish world, particularly German Jewry. The periodical's founder and editor in its first years, Ludwig Philippson, sought to deepen the Jews' historical knowledge about their own people and to address all of the fields relevant to the Jewish community. The issues address general and Jewish history, politics, religion, philology and literature. The periodical's contributors during its first years included Gabriel Riesser, Leopold Zunz, Adolf Jellinek and many others.
Volume I: [2] leaves, 464 pp. Volume II: [2] leaves, 626 pp + issues of the literary supplement. 25 cm. Condition varies. Stains. Stamps on title-page of volume I. Worn bindings.
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Periodicals, Jewish and Yiddish Literature, Culture, Manuscripts and Autographs
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Sold for: $63
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HaAm, weekly for literature and opinion. First year issues bound in one volume. Moscow, 1916-1917. Issues 1-39, 70-72 (lacking issues 40-69).
The weekly was published as a supplement to the daily paper "HaAm"; among the contributors to the weekly were leaders of the Zionist Movement in Russia as well as famous and central figures among its supporters. Works by leading Jewish authors in Russia were published in the literary section of the weekly.
* Enclosed is a single issue of the daily "HaAm" published in November 1917 featuring essays about the Balfour Declaration and an apology for ceasing the publication of the paper during the Communist Revolution and following confiscation of printing presses.
29 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Worming. Small tears affecting text at margins of some leaves. Several restored leaves. Wear. The single issue is torn along the folding marks. Several restored tears.
The weekly was published as a supplement to the daily paper "HaAm"; among the contributors to the weekly were leaders of the Zionist Movement in Russia as well as famous and central figures among its supporters. Works by leading Jewish authors in Russia were published in the literary section of the weekly.
* Enclosed is a single issue of the daily "HaAm" published in November 1917 featuring essays about the Balfour Declaration and an apology for ceasing the publication of the paper during the Communist Revolution and following confiscation of printing presses.
29 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Worming. Small tears affecting text at margins of some leaves. Several restored leaves. Wear. The single issue is torn along the folding marks. Several restored tears.
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Sold for: $63
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Two issues of the paper "The Truth". Artoro Serafini printing press, Alexandria, 1915.
Issues no. 177-178. English.
Issue 177. Headline: "Israel's Great Day is Dawning".
Issue 178. Headline: "The Renaissance of Palestine"
The paper "The Truth", edited by Shlomo Feingold, was published between the years 1910-1916, first in Jerusalem and later in Alexandria where Feingold moved during World War I.
The paper was published in English, Hebrew and French. Below the paper's title the following sentence was printed: "A weekly paper founded in Jerusalem 1910, temporarily published at Alexandria, Egypt". The publication of the paper was financed by Margaret Palmer, a wealthy British woman. Most articles in the paper were written by Feingold who signed under the pen name "Ketem Paz" and in English "Yaffez".
Shlomo Feingold (1865-1935), who converted to Christianity, was an entrepreneur, journalist and publisher, built several impressive buildings in Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Tiberias and Afula and was the publisher of the paper "HaZvi" edited by Itamar Ben Avi; (the convert in S.Y. Agnon's book "Temol Shilshom" and the figure seen from a distance in the "Shell Lottery" photograph by Avraham Soskin).
Two issues, [4] pp. per issue, 47 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Slight tears to folding marks. Wear at margins of leaves.
Issues no. 177-178. English.
Issue 177. Headline: "Israel's Great Day is Dawning".
Issue 178. Headline: "The Renaissance of Palestine"
The paper "The Truth", edited by Shlomo Feingold, was published between the years 1910-1916, first in Jerusalem and later in Alexandria where Feingold moved during World War I.
The paper was published in English, Hebrew and French. Below the paper's title the following sentence was printed: "A weekly paper founded in Jerusalem 1910, temporarily published at Alexandria, Egypt". The publication of the paper was financed by Margaret Palmer, a wealthy British woman. Most articles in the paper were written by Feingold who signed under the pen name "Ketem Paz" and in English "Yaffez".
Shlomo Feingold (1865-1935), who converted to Christianity, was an entrepreneur, journalist and publisher, built several impressive buildings in Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Tiberias and Afula and was the publisher of the paper "HaZvi" edited by Itamar Ben Avi; (the convert in S.Y. Agnon's book "Temol Shilshom" and the figure seen from a distance in the "Shell Lottery" photograph by Avraham Soskin).
Two issues, [4] pp. per issue, 47 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Slight tears to folding marks. Wear at margins of leaves.
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Periodicals, Jewish and Yiddish Literature, Culture, Manuscripts and Autographs
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Sold for: $63
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"The Jewish Chronicle". London, 1908. English.
A bound volume with 26 issues (July-October) of the central weekly of Jewry in Britain. The weekly contains news, opinions, essays and columns concerning society, culture and sports. Founded in 1841 in London and is published to the present day.
A volume compiling 26 issues, 36 cm. Good condition. Damage to binding.
A bound volume with 26 issues (July-October) of the central weekly of Jewry in Britain. The weekly contains news, opinions, essays and columns concerning society, culture and sports. Founded in 1841 in London and is published to the present day.
A volume compiling 26 issues, 36 cm. Good condition. Damage to binding.
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Jewish Relief News, issue no. 1 (Kislev), published by the Appeal Committee of the Fund for the Relief of Jewish Victims of the War in Eastern Europe, London, 1922. English.
Periodical published by a committee founded in London to raise funds for Jewish pogrom victims in East Europe during the civil war. Otto Moritz Schiff, a Jewish banker, was chairman and treasurer of the committee. On the title page appears an illustration depicting a Jewish refugee family. The issue also includes special pages for children about Hanukkah accompanied by illustrations and the first stanza of "Maoz Zur".
8 pp, 28.5 cm. Fair condition. Folding marks. Tears.
Periodical published by a committee founded in London to raise funds for Jewish pogrom victims in East Europe during the civil war. Otto Moritz Schiff, a Jewish banker, was chairman and treasurer of the committee. On the title page appears an illustration depicting a Jewish refugee family. The issue also includes special pages for children about Hanukkah accompanied by illustrations and the first stanza of "Maoz Zur".
8 pp, 28.5 cm. Fair condition. Folding marks. Tears.
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Periodicals, Jewish and Yiddish Literature, Culture, Manuscripts and Autographs
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![Ilustrirte vokh, djurnal far vort un bild [illustrated weekly for words and pictures]. Warsaw. 1924-1928. Yiddish.
A periodi](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol9-public/344_1.jpg "Issues of \"Ilustrirte Vokh\" – Warsaw – 1924-1928")
![Ilustrirte vokh, djurnal far vort un bild [illustrated weekly for words and pictures]. Warsaw. 1924-1928. Yiddish.
A periodi](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol9-public/344_2.jpg "Issues of \"Ilustrirte Vokh\" – Warsaw – 1924-1928")
![Ilustrirte vokh, djurnal far vort un bild [illustrated weekly for words and pictures]. Warsaw. 1924-1928. Yiddish.
A periodi](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol9-public/344_3.jpg "Issues of \"Ilustrirte Vokh\" – Warsaw – 1924-1928")
Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Ilustrirte vokh, djurnal far vort un bild [illustrated weekly for words and pictures]. Warsaw. 1924-1928. Yiddish.
A periodical edited by Avraham Yitzchak Grofman published in Warsaw between the years 1923-1928 and presenting the cultural world of Warsaw Jews, accompanied by many photographs.
Offered here are issues; 11, 14, 27, 47. 1924. Bound volume of issues: 1-14, 17,18. 1928.
32.5 cm. Overall fair condition. Detached leaves. Slight wear and tears. Bound volume is dismantled.
A periodical edited by Avraham Yitzchak Grofman published in Warsaw between the years 1923-1928 and presenting the cultural world of Warsaw Jews, accompanied by many photographs.
Offered here are issues; 11, 14, 27, 47. 1924. Bound volume of issues: 1-14, 17,18. 1928.
32.5 cm. Overall fair condition. Detached leaves. Slight wear and tears. Bound volume is dismantled.
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Ofakim, platform for education matters. Bound volume with 8 issues of the first year and issues 1-2 from the second year. Published by the central committee of "Tarbut" in Poland. 1932-1933.
Collection of issues of the periodical of "Tarbut" association, with essays concerning various topics of education and teaching.
8 issues from the first year and the first issue of the second year. 26 cm. Good-fair condition. Age-darkened paper. Some worming. Worn binding. Age-stains and foxing to single issue; detached paper wrapper.
Collection of issues of the periodical of "Tarbut" association, with essays concerning various topics of education and teaching.
8 issues from the first year and the first issue of the second year. 26 cm. Good-fair condition. Age-darkened paper. Some worming. Worn binding. Age-stains and foxing to single issue; detached paper wrapper.
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Eight issues of the weekly "Idishe Bilder", Riga: "Riti" printing press, 1937-1938.
Issues: 3,4,6,8,10,19,25 of the year 1937 and issue no. 1 from 1938.
The weekly "Idishe Bilder", edited by Ya'akov Brahms, focused on Jewish culture and is featured numerous photographs. The weekly was published in Riga and became well known among Jewish communities all over the world between the years 1937-1939.
8 issues. 38 cm. Good condition. Significant foxing.
Issues: 3,4,6,8,10,19,25 of the year 1937 and issue no. 1 from 1938.
The weekly "Idishe Bilder", edited by Ya'akov Brahms, focused on Jewish culture and is featured numerous photographs. The weekly was published in Riga and became well known among Jewish communities all over the world between the years 1937-1939.
8 issues. 38 cm. Good condition. Significant foxing.
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![Forverts, kunst baylage. Art supplement of the newspaper "Forverts", 72 issues. [New-York], 1943-1945. Yiddish and](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol9-public/347.jpg "Art Supplement of \"Forward\" Newspaper – Bound Volume of Issues – New-Y")
Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Forverts, kunst baylage. Art supplement of the newspaper "Forverts", 72 issues. [New-York], 1943-1945. Yiddish and English.
Issues of "Forverts" art supplement, dealing with theater, plastic art, culture and community which are outstanding in their impressive design. Large photos in black and white cover most of the leaves, accompanied by short texts in English and Yiddish.
The Jewish-American paper "Forverts" [Forward] was founded in New-York in 1897 and still appears (different format and different frequency). 72 issues (two leaves to each issue), bound in one volume, 56 cm. Poor condition. Fragile paper. Many tears. Stains. Detached leaves. Binding dismantled and torn.
Issues of "Forverts" art supplement, dealing with theater, plastic art, culture and community which are outstanding in their impressive design. Large photos in black and white cover most of the leaves, accompanied by short texts in English and Yiddish.
The Jewish-American paper "Forverts" [Forward] was founded in New-York in 1897 and still appears (different format and different frequency). 72 issues (two leaves to each issue), bound in one volume, 56 cm. Poor condition. Fragile paper. Many tears. Stains. Detached leaves. Binding dismantled and torn.
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Periodicals, Jewish and Yiddish Literature, Culture, Manuscripts and Autographs
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Collection of bound volumes and single issue of Zionist papers published in Mexico in the 1940s-50s. Hebrew, Yiddish and Spanish.
1. Bound volume which includes: "unzer tribune" ("farn falk"), tsvayvokheshrift fun derparyenikter zionistisher organizatsye in Mexico. Issues: 2-5, 7, 1942. 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 1943. Two issues of "Hashomer Hatzair", 1942. Issue of "Tarbut", a one-time publication on the eve of Rosh Hashana 1943.
2. A bound volume: * zionistishe tribune (farn falk) issues: 1-32, 35, 37, 38, 40-51, 1945-1946. * Moledet, spetsyale tsu 'Zionistishe Tribune'" likhvod Pesach likhvod dem ershtn yor hachshara in Mexico. 1946.
3. A bound volume: unzer tribune, issues 1-7 1942. * 5 issues "Hashomer Hatzair" 1942-1943. * Issue "Tarbut", a one-time publication Rosh Hashanh ,1943.
4. "di shtime": * 3 issues, 1946. * 3 issues, 1954. * Special supplement part two for the year 1955. * 2 issues, 1955. * Single issue, 1956.
5. "der veg" Issues: * Single issue, 1942. * Single issue, 1945. * 4 issues, 1954. * 3 issues, 1956. * 6 issues, 1955. * 5 issues, 1946.
6. "idishe tribune", single issue, 1939.
7. "Prensa Israelita", single issue, 1952.
8. "El Estado Judio", single issue, 1954.
9. "dos yidishe vort", 5 issues, 1954.
10. "yidishe tsaytung brazilyaner", single issue, 1954.
11. "Diario Israelita", issue no. 3, 1954.
12. "zionistishe bleter", issue no. 1, 1955.
Several single leaves and more newspaper clippings.
Total of about 150 issues. Size and condition vary.
1. Bound volume which includes: "unzer tribune" ("farn falk"), tsvayvokheshrift fun derparyenikter zionistisher organizatsye in Mexico. Issues: 2-5, 7, 1942. 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 1943. Two issues of "Hashomer Hatzair", 1942. Issue of "Tarbut", a one-time publication on the eve of Rosh Hashana 1943.
2. A bound volume: * zionistishe tribune (farn falk) issues: 1-32, 35, 37, 38, 40-51, 1945-1946. * Moledet, spetsyale tsu 'Zionistishe Tribune'" likhvod Pesach likhvod dem ershtn yor hachshara in Mexico. 1946.
3. A bound volume: unzer tribune, issues 1-7 1942. * 5 issues "Hashomer Hatzair" 1942-1943. * Issue "Tarbut", a one-time publication Rosh Hashanh ,1943.
4. "di shtime": * 3 issues, 1946. * 3 issues, 1954. * Special supplement part two for the year 1955. * 2 issues, 1955. * Single issue, 1956.
5. "der veg" Issues: * Single issue, 1942. * Single issue, 1945. * 4 issues, 1954. * 3 issues, 1956. * 6 issues, 1955. * 5 issues, 1946.
6. "idishe tribune", single issue, 1939.
7. "Prensa Israelita", single issue, 1952.
8. "El Estado Judio", single issue, 1954.
9. "dos yidishe vort", 5 issues, 1954.
10. "yidishe tsaytung brazilyaner", single issue, 1954.
11. "Diario Israelita", issue no. 3, 1954.
12. "zionistishe bleter", issue no. 1, 1955.
Several single leaves and more newspaper clippings.
Total of about 150 issues. Size and condition vary.
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Periodicals, Jewish and Yiddish Literature, Culture, Manuscripts and Autographs
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Online Auction 09 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 6, 2017
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Four books by Itzik Manger (1901-1969).
1. Chumesh Lider. Tchernovitz-Warsaw-London: "Alaynenyu ", 1942. Yiddish.
2. Valkens ibrn dakh (lid un balade) [clouds over the roof, songs and ballads]. Tchenovitz-Warsaw-London: "Alaynenyu ", 1942. Yiddish.
3. Der shneider-gazlen Neta Manger zingt. London: "Ararat", 1948. Cover illustration by Arthur Kolnik. Yiddish.
4. Midrash Itzik [gezamelte shrift]. Paris: Comité Itzik Manger, 1951. Yiddish.
Cover illustration, illustrations and typography by Arthur Kolnik. Photograph of Manger on leaf preceding title page.
Size and condition vary.
1. Chumesh Lider. Tchernovitz-Warsaw-London: "Alaynenyu ", 1942. Yiddish.
2. Valkens ibrn dakh (lid un balade) [clouds over the roof, songs and ballads]. Tchenovitz-Warsaw-London: "Alaynenyu ", 1942. Yiddish.
3. Der shneider-gazlen Neta Manger zingt. London: "Ararat", 1948. Cover illustration by Arthur Kolnik. Yiddish.
4. Midrash Itzik [gezamelte shrift]. Paris: Comité Itzik Manger, 1951. Yiddish.
Cover illustration, illustrations and typography by Arthur Kolnik. Photograph of Manger on leaf preceding title page.
Size and condition vary.
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