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To cite articles from the Jewish Virtual Library, follow this general format (MLA Style):
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If the name of the author from an article is not presented, then you must use the name Mitchell G. Bard. If there is no date given, you may either use the date you accessed the article or the most recent time the entire site was updated, January 2016. Some articles have a specific date listed under the title. Note also that many articles are regularly updated without any reference to the date. We may be able to tell you a specific date by contacting us.
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