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1. Moses Cordovero

   Person · 1522–1570 · Gelehrter, Rabbi · Spain · 8 sources

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2. Moses Hagiz

   Person · 1672–1751 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Jerusalem · 8 sources

   jüd. Gelehrter, Kabbalist, Rabbi, Gegner des Sabbatianismus

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3. Moses Hess

   Person · 1812–1875 · Bonn · 8 sources

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4. Moses ibn Esra

   Person · 1060–1139 · Rabbi, poet · Granada · 8 sources

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5. Moses ibn Tibbon

   Person · 1195–1274 · Philosoph, writer · 8 sources

   Sēfer baš-še'ēlôt haṭ-ṭibʿiyyôt (Übers. des Aristoteles ins Hebräische); Franz. Philosoph, Mediziner u. Übersetzer

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6. Moses Kunitz

   Person · 1774–1837 · Óbuda · 8 sources

   (1774–1837), rabbinic scholar. Born in Alt-Ofen (Óbuda), Hungary, Mosheh Kunitz studied Talmud with the leading authorities of his day: Wolf Boskowitz, Mosheh Münz, Yeḥezkel (Ezekiel) Landau, and Isaiah Berlin (Pick) of …

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7. Moses Montefiore

   Person · 1784–1885 · Unternehmer, philanthropist · Livorno (Italy) · 8 sources

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8. Moses Schorr

   Person · 1874–1941 · Hebraist, Judaic scholar, Orientalist · Przemyśl · 8 sources

   (1874–1941), historian, Semitic-language scholar, and rabbi. Born in Przemyśl, Galicia, Mojżesz (Mosheh) Schorr studied philosophy and history between 1893 and 1898 in Vienna at the University of Vienna and the Israeliti…

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9. Moshe Leib Lilienblum

   Person · 1843–1910 · Journalist, writer · Kedainiai · 8 sources

   (1843–1910), Hebrew, Yiddish, and Russian writer; maskil. Mosheh Leib Lilienblum was born in Kaidan (Kedainiai), Lithuania, where he received a Talmudic education. His father married him off at the age of 13 to a girl of…

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10. Moshe Schick

    Person · 1807–1879 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Brezová pod Bradlom · 8 sources

    (1807–1879), rabbi, halakhist, and yeshiva head. Known as Maharam Schick (acronym for Morenu ha-Rav Mosheh, “Our Teacher, the Rabbi Mosheh”) after his responsa collection, Mosheh Schick was born in Březové, and from the …

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11. Moshe Ungerfeld

    Person · 1898–1983-03-03 · Rudki · 8 sources

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12. Murphy, Ryan

    Person · 1965– · 8 sources

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13. Nabonid

    Person · -0609–-0539 · 8 sources

    Letzter König des neubabylonischen Reiches (556-539 v. Chr.)

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14. Nachman Krochmal

    Person · 1785–1840 · Brody · 8 sources

    (1785–1840), leading figure of the Galician Haskalah; philosopher, biblical critic, and historian. Naḥman Krochmal was born in Brody; lived most of his life in Żółkiew (punctuated by a brief stay in Lemberg [Lwów]); and …

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15. Nachum Gutman

    Person · 1898–1980 · Painter, artist, author · Telenești (Moldova : Raionul) · 8 sources

    Israel. Künstler, emigrierte 1905 aus Russland nach Israel

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16. Nachum von Tschernobyl

    Person · 1730–1797 · scholar · Norynsk · 8 sources

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17. Nahum Norbert Glatzer

    Person · 1903–1990 · Gelehrter, Judaic scholar, Theologe · Lemberg · 8 sources

    Amerikan. jüdischer Theologe und Gelehrter, Herausgeber und Übesetzer aus dem Hebr., geboren in der heutigen Ukraine, lehrte zunächst in Deutschland, 1933 Emigration nach Palästina, 1938 in die USA, amerikan. Staatsb…

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18. Naphtali Zwi Juda Berlin

    Person · 1817–1893 · Rabbi · Mir (Stadt) · 8 sources

    (1816–1893), head of the Volozhin yeshiva and one of the great Torah scholars of the nineteenth century. Naftali Tsevi Yehudah Berlin (known as Netsiv) was born in Mir (Minsk district) into a distinguished family of merc…

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19. Nathan Birnbaum

    Person · 1864–1937 · Wien · 8 sources

    (1864–1937), author and publicist. Born in Vienna to moderately Orthodox parents, Nathan Birnbaum (who adopted the pseudonym Mathias Acher) grew estranged from observant Judaism in secondary school, but unlike his peers …

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20. Nathan of Breslov

    Person · 1780–1845 · Rabbi, Rabbis · Nemyriv (Vinnyt︠s︡ʹka oblastʹ, Ukraine) · 8 sources

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