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Sephardic Surnames in the Ottoman Empire
Data extracted by
Lea Haber Gedalia
from the book
"The Spaniard Jews in the Ottoman Empire
Chapters in their Material Culture"
edited by
Esther Yohas
published by the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. 1989
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