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עברית: לאה אבושדיד (לאה בן-אבי) הייתה אשתו של איתמר בן-אב"י, בנו של מחיה השפה העברית אליעזר בן-יהודה. ידועה בתרבות הישראלית בשל פרשת חיזורו אחריה.

Date

1905-1910 ?

Source

גיל חובב Gil Hovav

Author

Family album

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