Levinzon, Yitsḥak Ber

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has abstract: (1788–1860), thinker and teacher; considered by some as the father of the East European Haskalah. Born in Kremenets, Ukraine, where he received a traditional Jewish education, Yitsḥak Ber Levinzon (Isaac Baer Levinsohn; known also as Ribal) married a woman from the town of Radzhivilov in 1807 and lived there until 1812. He learned Russian, German, French, and Latin and served as an official interpreter for the Russian army. @en
title: Levinzon, Yitsḥak Ber
alternative label: Yitsḥak Ber Levinzon
preferred label: Levinzon, Yitsḥak Ber
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