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Abraham Isaac Kook

Also: Abraham Isaak Kook · Abraham Kook · Abraão Isaac Kook · Avraham Kook · Avraham Yitsḥak Kook · Avraham Yitsḥak ha-Kohen Kook · Avraham Yitsḥaḳ haKohen Ḳuḳ · Cohen-Kook, Abraham Isaak ha

(1865–1935), rabbinic leader, halakhist, theologian, and mystic. Best known as the first Ashkenazic chief rabbi of modern Palestine and the major theologian of religious Zionism, Kook lived in Latvia and Lithuania before moving to the Land of Israel in 1904 at the age of 38.

Life
1866–1935
Born in
Griva
Occupation
Rabbi, Rabbiner
Elsewhere
GND 1089961278 · VIAF · Wikidata Q330110 · Wikipedia
In JudaicaLink
entity page ep/1002911 · TagMe dbpedia/Abraham_Isaak_Kook

In Compact Memory

2 mentions on 2 pages of 2 journals, 1929–1961 query

All 2 pages mentioning Abraham Isaac Kook

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192919451961

Journals

Mentioned on the same pages

Kaunas 1Odesa 1Isaiah 1Jeremiah 1Joseph Carlebach 1Abraham Mapu 1Salomon Carlebach 1Mark Twain 1Jules Verne 1Felix Salten 1Montevideo 1

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Earliest pages

  1. Die Stimme
    1929-02-14 · Heft 59 (14.2.1929) · page 9

    … auch Jerusalem besuchen* * Rabbi Sdilomo Sataian K o o Ir, der Vater des asefrkenasisehen Oberrabbiners von Palästina, Abraham Isaac Kook, ist in Jerusalem im Alter von 85 Jahren ver* storben. WISSEN / KUNST / LITERATUR fmmqmm—m* WH - — I ———— | lim m - ■ J…

    Abraham Isaac KookOdesaAbraham MapuJules VerneMark TwainFelix Salten
  2. Jüdische Wochenschau
    1961-01-03 · 1841 (3.1.1961) · p. Seite 7

    …m. Er nahm sie an und lernte im I!Heiligen Land den damals in Westeuropa noch ziemlich unbekannten Rabbiner von 'Jaffa, Abraham Isaac Kook, kennen. Carlebach war einer der ersten, der in der deutsch-jüdischen Presse auf diese grosse Persönlichkeit hinwies. N…

    Abraham Isaac KookJoseph CarlebachIsaiahJeremiahSalomon CarlebachMontevideo+1

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