Hillels, Shelomoh

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has abstract: (1873–1953), Hebrew and Yiddish writer. Shelomoh Hillels was born in the town of Bar, Podolia. When he was six years old, his family moved to Soroca, Bessarabia, where he received a traditional Jewish education. Following his marriage, he began to read Haskalah literature, including the works of Kalman Schulman, Avraham Mapu, and Yehudah Leib Gordon. In 1891, he published his first story, “Ikar ‘ivri” (A Hebrew Farmer), in the Hebrew periodical Ha-Tsefirah. The story reflected his interest in agricultural settlement in Argentina. @en
title: Hillels, Shelomoh
skos:altLabel: Shelomoh Hillels
skos:prefLabel: Hillels, Shelomoh
skos:related: Bessarabia
skos:related: Gordon, Yehudah Leib
skos:related: Haskalah
skos:related: Kishinev
skos:related: Mapu, Avraham
skos:related: Melits, Ha-
skos:related: Pogroms
skos:related: About this Article (Russia)
skos:related: Schulman, Kalman
skos:related: Shiloaḥ, Ha-
skos:related: Soroca
skos:related: Tarbut
skos:related: Tsefirah, Ha-
skos:related: Ukraine
skos:related: Warsaw
skos:related: Yud, Der
skos:related: Zeman, Ha-