Solieli, Menaḥem
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- Max Solieli · Menaḥem Solieli
(1883–1957), political figure, Zionist leader, and biblical scholar. Born in Kovno to a distinguished and wealthy family, Menaḥem Solieli (Max Soloveichik) studied at the university in Saint Petersburg and continued his education at various institutions of higher learning in Germany. His particular interest was in the biblical period. In 1904, in Saint Petersburg, he was among the founders of the Russian-language Zionist journal Evreiskaia zhizn (Jewish Life).
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Solieli, Menaḥem
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- (1883–1957), political figure, Zionist leader, and biblical scholar. Born in Kovno to a distinguished and wealthy family, Menaḥem Solieli (Max Soloveichik) studied at the university in Saint Petersburg and continued his education at various institutions of higher learning in Germany. His particular interest was in the biblical period. In 1904, in Saint Petersburg, he was among the founders of the Russian-language Zionist journal Evreiskaia zhizn (Jewish Life).
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- Solieli, Menaḥem
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- Max Solieli
- alternative label
- Menaḥem Solieli
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- Solieli, Menaḥem
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- Kaunas
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- Lithuania
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- Saint Petersburg
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- Weizmann, Chaim
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- Zionism and Zionist Parties