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Aurelia Josz

Aurelia Josz standing before a large tank with her female students, some of whom are holding honey frames.

Aurelia Josz, founder of the first Women’s Agricultural School in Italy, with students during a lesson on beekeeping, Milan, ca. 1930. Published in Paola Mortara, ed., Donne Ebree dell’Italia Unita. Una storia per Immagini. Milan: Centro Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea, 2012.

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Luisa Levi D'ancona Modena
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2012
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Paola Mortara
Publisher
Centro Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea
Publication
Donne Ebree dell’Italia Unita. Una storia per Immagini

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Jewish Women's Archive. "Aurelia Josz." (Viewed on June 19, 2026) <https://qa.jwa.org/media/aurelia-josz>.