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'''[1944]: Ts. Lainman, Tel-Aviv'''
'''[1944]: Ts. Lainman, Tel-Aviv'''


''Mishak ha-melakhim * Shekiat halev * 'Irbuvyah shel regashot'' [  
''Mishak ha-melakhim * Sheki'at halev * 'Irbuvyah shel regashot''. Translated by Pesah Ben 'Amram [Pesah Lipovetski]. 251p.
 
'''Contents:'''
<lst type=bracket start=1>
Mishak ha-melakhin [Schachnovelle]
Sheki'at ha-lev
'Irbuvyah she rehashot
</lst>


'''[2004]: Ma’ayan, Neveh Monoson'''
'''[2004]: Ma’ayan, Neveh Monoson'''

Revision as of 15:08, 1 November 2016

Volumes

[1944]: Ts. Lainman, Tel-Aviv

Mishak ha-melakhim * Sheki'at halev * 'Irbuvyah shel regashot. Translated by Pesah Ben 'Amram [Pesah Lipovetski]. 251p.

Contents:

[1].
Mishak ha-melakhin [Schachnovelle]
[2].
Sheki'at ha-lev
[3].
'Irbuvyah she rehashot


[2004]: Ma’ayan, Neveh Monoson

Mishak ha-melakhim [Schachnovelle]. Translated by Avraham Rozen. Cover design by Zahvah Teper. Edited by Orit Bar. 135p.

Contents:

[1].
Mishak ha-melakhim [Schachnovelle], No. 1, pp. (5)-(85)
[2].
Shivron lev [Untergang eines Herzens], No. 2, pp. (86)-(135)


Individual Stories

[Schachnovelle] in

1.
Mishak ha-melakhim 2004 [1], pp. (5)-85 (See Volumes above)