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ЛОТ 44:
Antique photo of mountain Jews sister and brother 1920s, Palestine
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Комиссия аукционного дома: 21.5%
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Antique photo of mountain Jews sister and brother 1920s, Palestine
Antique photo of mountain Caucasus Jews sister and brother 1920s, Palestine
INSCRIPTION ON REVERSE SIDE IN HEBREW:
GRANDFATHER IZHAK YANOVOV? AND HIS SISTER TAMARA ABRAMOV
DIMENSIONS: 14 x 9 cm.
WEAR, CRACK, STAINS, SMALL HOLES
A PART OF A BIG FAMILY IN DERBENT, DAGESTAN MIGRATED TO PALESTINE IN 1920s
FAMILY IN DERBENT AND FAMILY IN PALESTINE NEVER LOST CONNECTION WITH EACH OTHER
Mountain Jews or Kavkazi Jews also known as Juvuro or Juhuro, are Jews of the eastern Caucasus, mainly of Dagestan and Azerbaijan. They are also less commonly known as Caucasus Jews, or East Caucasian Jews, because the majority of these Jews settled the eastern part of the Caucasus.
