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This blog is primarily for posting scans used in the presentation quot;Judging a Jewish Book by Its Coverquot; at the Association of Jewish Libraries conference in Montreal - June 21, 2011CONTENT
This web page jewishbookcovers.blogspot.com states the following, "This blog is primarily for posting scans used in the presentation Judging a Jewish Book by Its Cover at the Association of Jewish Libraries conference in Montreal - June 21, 2011." We saw that the webpage said " Tuesday, June 21, 2011." It also said " So, this guy walks up to the reference desk and says, Im looking for a certain Holocaust book. The librarian says, I think I can help you. We have an extensive Holocaust section. Whats the title of the book? I dont know. but the cover is black. And then shows him where to browse."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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