Off the Record – new issue of the “History & Theory Protocol”

Jul 16th, 2009 | By Ronen Eidelman | Category: Current

The new issue of ‘protocols’ is dedicated to papers written by students in their course of studies in the History and Theory department in Bezalel.

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