PRACTICE ISSUES: UNDERSTANDING AGED HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
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BRANDLER, S., PRACTICE ISSUES: UNDERSTANDING AGED HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS. FAMILIES IN SOCIETY, Vol. 81, no. 1 (2000), p. 66-75.
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SIIS R.936
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Actividades profesionales, Intervención, Personas mayores, Trabajo social, Víctimas, Violencia
Actividades profesionales, Intervención, Personas mayores, Trabajo social, Víctimas, Violencia
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