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Lavon Archive
Pinhas Lavon Institute for Labour Movement Research, Tel Aviv.
Kipnis Archive
Levin Kipnis Center for Children’s Literature, Levinsky College of Education, Tel Aviv.
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Stekelis Archive
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Davar li-Yeladim
Davar for Children)
Ha-Boker li-Yeladim
Ha-Boker for Children)
Musaf Davar li-Yeladim
Davar Supplement for Children)
Shai Mishmar li-Yeladim
Mishmar’s Gift to Children)
Mishmar li-Yeladim
Mishmar for Children)
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