Şafran Family
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(Safran, Schafran, Shafran), rabbinical family. Originally from Galicia, Betsal’el Ze’ev Şafran (Rabaz; 1867–1929) settled in Romania in 1887 and became a rabbi in Sculeni; in 1889 he took a position in Ştefăneşti, and in 1905 he served as rabbi of Bacău, a position he held until the end of his life. Şafran’s sons were rabbis and educators, initially in Romania and later in Israel, Europe, and America.
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- (Safran, Schafran, Shafran), rabbinical family. Originally from Galicia, Betsal’el Ze’ev Şafran (Rabaz; 1867–1929) settled in Romania in 1887 and became a rabbi in Sculeni; in 1889 he took a position in Ştefăneşti, and in 1905 he served as rabbi of Bacău, a position he held until the end of his life. Şafran’s sons were rabbis and educators, initially in Romania and later in Israel, Europe, and America.
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- Şafran Family
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- Alexander Şafran
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- Alexandru Şafran
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- Yosef Şafran
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- Şafran
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- Şafran Family
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- Bacău
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- Bucharest
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- Galicia
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- Iaşi
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- Kook, Avraham Yitsḥak
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- Land of Israel
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- About this Article (Lublin)
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- Mizraḥi
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- ORT
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- OZE
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- Ploieşti
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- Romania
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- Seminary
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- Shapira, Me’ir