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Die Woch
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Die Woch ( Yiddish : די וואָך , 'The Week') was a Yiddish -language weekly newspaper published in Tel Aviv . The newspaper was founded on 29 March 1959 as a 12-page tabloid. Die Woch was an organ of Mapai . Magen was the editor. The newspaper was sold for 200 Israeli pruta . Yearbook of the International Socialist Labour Movement .
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yiddish -language weekly newspaper published from tel-aviv
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yiddish -language weekly newspaper published in tel aviv
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