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DISCLAIMER:
The selected subject headings appearing here reflect only what I
thought would be relevant for my work as a cataloger.
Entries listed after "And also" are curious or mildly funny titles
which might make you smile.
Starting with twls0839, my comments will be sent on a separate
email; they should not be construed as official statements by the
Library of Congress or by any other member of the Hebraica cataloging
Section.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS SUBJECT HEADINGS
TENTATIVE WEEKLY LIST 43 (October 28, 2009)
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(A) 150 Egypt in rabbinical literature
[sp2009008624]
053 BM496.9.E35
550 BT Rabbinical literature
(A) 150 English literature—Hebrew influences
[sp2009008226]
(C) 150 Jewish painters [May Subd Geog] [sp2009007568]
550 BT Painters
(C) 150 Religious fundamentalism in motion pictures [Not
Subd Geog] [sp2009008596]
(C) 150 Rosen, Avivah (Fictitious character) [Not Subd
Geog] [sp2009008710]
450 UF Avivah Rosen (Fictitious character)
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Roger Kohn
Cataloger, Israel & Judaica Section
Library of Congress
LS/ASME/IJ Section (4222)
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Washington, D.C. 20540-4222
(202) 707-3997
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