Kleinbaum, Moyshe
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(1909–1972), Zionist leader and publicist. Moyshe Kleinbaum (Sneh) was born in Radzyn Podlaski, Poland, to a traditional Zionist family. In 1935, he graduated as a physician from the University of Warsaw. During his college years he had chaired the Warsaw Zionist youth organization Jardenia, while at the same time starting his career in journalism and public affairs. In 1931, he was appointed editor of Nowe Słowo, a Zionist daily, which was issued as a weekly under the title Opinia after 1933.
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Kleinbaum, Moyshe
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- (1909–1972), Zionist leader and publicist. Moyshe Kleinbaum (Sneh) was born in Radzyn Podlaski, Poland, to a traditional Zionist family. In 1935, he graduated as a physician from the University of Warsaw. During his college years he had chaired the Warsaw Zionist youth organization Jardenia, while at the same time starting his career in journalism and public affairs. In 1931, he was appointed editor of Nowe Słowo, a Zionist daily, which was issued as a weekly under the title Opinia after 1933.
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- Kleinbaum, Moyshe
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- Moyshe Kleinbaum
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- Kleinbaum, Moyshe
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- Bund
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- General Zionists
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- Grünbaum, Yitsḥak
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- Haynt
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- Opinia
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- About this Article (Poland)
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- Vilnius
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- Warsaw
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- Zionism and Zionist Parties