File:PL Frysztak, judaica, stary kirkut, grob Estery c. Elimelecha, 2013.07.20, fot Nowicka (1).jpg
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English: The tombstone of Esther Etel Elbaum (d. 1800) the daughter of the famous Rebbe Elimelech Weisblum of Lizhensk (1717-1787) at the Old Jewish Cemetery in Frysztak, Poland. Gilded letters of the Hebrew abjad can be seen, state of 2013.
Polski: Płyta nagrobna córki słynnego cadyka Elimelecha z Leżajska Estery Etel Elbaum, stan z 2013 r. Widoczne pozłacane litery alfabetu hebrajskiego. |
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