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Baruch Schklov
(1744–1808), rabbinic scholar of mathematics and natural sciences, popularly known as Reb Barukh of Shklov. Schick was the son of the rabbi of Shklov and the nephew of Aryeh Leib Gintsburg of Minsk (author of the Sha’aga…
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Shneʾur, Zalman
(1886–1959), Hebrew and Yiddish poet and novelist. A scion of the Shneerson dynasty that has led the Lubavitch Hasidic movement since its inception, Zalman (Zalkind) Shneour was born to a middle-class, somewhat tradition…
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Hillel Rivlin
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Isaac Edward Salkinson
Jüdischer Übersetzer, der zum Christentum konvertierte und Missionar wurde
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Joseph Gusikow
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Pinchas Koritzer
Chassidischer Rabbi, geb. in Shḳlov; gest. in Shipuṭovḳah, Ukraine
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Yisroel ben Shmuel of Shklov
Talmudic scholar of Lithuania and later in Erez Israel
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Joshua Zeitlin
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Menahem Mendel of Shklov
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Moses Avigdor Chaikin
geb. in Sklow, 1852; Rabbiner in Paris, Rostow am Don, Sheffield (Eng.) und London
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Noah Pines
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Avraham Wolfensohn
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Grigory Syrkin
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מהרשק, יהודה
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Moshe Rivlin
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Witkind, Hayyim
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ליפשיץ, צבי הירש בן אליהו
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ברלין, משה, משקלוב
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קלמנסון, אלחנן
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ריבלין, שלמה זלמן בן הלל
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