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Chaim Meir Horowitz
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Elyashiv, Shemuʾel
israelischer Botschafter in der Tschechoslowakei, Ungarn, Sowjetunion
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Ever Hadani
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Leo Zeitlin
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Abraham Hayyim Rosenberg
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Feinstein, Moses
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Goldman, Moses
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Hirschensohn, Isaac
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Isaac Asher Naiditsch
(1868–1949), manufacturer, Zionist activist, and philanthropist. Born in Pinsk where his father was a distiller, Yitsḥak Naiditsch was raised as a Karlin Hasid, though when he completed his heder education he was taught …
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Isaac Zaretzki
(1891–1956), Yiddish linguist, lexicologist, and educator. Born in Pinsk into the family of a Jewish schoolteacher and compiler of a Russian mathematics textbook, Ayzik Zaretski received a Talmudic education and graduate…
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Saul Yanovsky
Jidd. Publizist u. anarchist. Propagandist. - Yiddish journalist and editor, b. Apr. 1864 in Pinsk; 1885 imm. to the U.S.; d. in New York, 2-1-1939
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Simon Rosenbaum (minister)
(1860–1934), politician and Zionist leader. Born in Pinsk, Shimshon Rosenboim studied at the Volozhin yeshiva and, after obtaining a high school diploma, went on to study law at universities in Vienna and Odessa. He esta…
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Yehuda Karni
(1884–1949), Hebrew poet. Yehudah Karni was born in Pinsk and received a Hebrew and general education. At the age of 13 he published his first poem, “Gemul ha-meshorer” (The Poet’s Recompense; 1897) in Ha-Tsefirah and co…
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Abraham Asher Feinstein
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Abraham Baer Dobsewitch
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Isaac Lifschütz
Vorstandsmitglied der Hegeler & Brünings AG
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Sh. H. Berkuz
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Yaakov Goldman
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Zebi Hirsch Scherschewski
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Zeev Volf Ashkenazi
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