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1. Mordechai Tzipori

   Person · 1924–2017-05-29 · Petah Tikva (Israel) · 7 sources

   Israel. Politiker und Aktivist der Irgun Zwai Leumi

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2. Mordechaj Gebirtig

   Person · 1877-04-04–1942-06-04 · Komponist, Liedermacher, Lyriker · Krakau · 7 sources

   (1877–1942), Yiddish poet and songwriter. Mordkhe Gebirtig (Bertig) was a native of Kraków. Details given in various sources regarding the personal history of this poet in the first 20 years of his life—such as the year …

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3. Mordekhai Zer-Kavod

   Person · 1901-07-04–1977 · Lithuania · 7 sources

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4. Moritz Gottlieb Saphir

   Person · 1795-02-08–1858-09-05 · Journalist, Satiriker, Schriftsteller · Lovasberény · 7 sources

   (1795–1858), humorist, poet, feature writer, and literary and theater critic. The son of a Jewish businessman from one of the most prominent Jewish families in Hungary, Moritz (Moses) Saphir received a traditional Jewish…

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5. Moritz Hartmann

   Person · 1821-10-15–1872-05-13 · Kriegsberichterstatter, Librettist, Politiker · 7 sources

   (1821–1872), poet and journalist. Moritz Hartmann was born in Dušnik, Bohemia, and died in Vienna. Coming from a well-to-do family, he studied medicine and philosophy in Prague and Vienna. Hartmann associated with a circ…

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6. Moritz Spitzer

   Person · 1900–1982 · Graphic artist, Indologe, Lektor <Verlag> · Boskowitz · 7 sources

   b. 7/8/1900; Ph.D., Kiel Univ.; imm. Jerusalem; book designer and editor for Schocken Verlag Berlin; initiator of the first edition of collected works by Franz Kafka (Schocken Verlag); founder of Tarshish Books; book des…

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7. Morpurgo, Samson ben Joshua Moses

   Person · 1681–1740 · Arzt, Rabbi, Rabbiner · Gradisca d'Isonzo · 7 sources

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8. Morris Rosenfeld

   Person · 1862-12-28–1923-06-22 · Lyriker, Schriftsteller, poet · Рэспубліка Польшча · 7 sources

   Jidd. Schriftsteller; geb. in Russisch-Polen, lebte in Amsterdam, dann New York

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9. Mortera, Saul Levi

   Person · 1596–1660 · Rabbi · Venice · 7 sources

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10. Morton Freedgood

    Person · 1912–2006 · Schriftsteller · Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) · 7 sources

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11. Mosche Dothan

    Person · 1919–1999 · Archaeologists, Archäologe · Cracow · 7 sources

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12. Mosche Leib Erblich

    Person · 1745–1807 · Rabbiner · Brody · 7 sources

    (ca. 1745–1807), Hasidic master in eastern Galicia. Mosheh Leib was born in Brody; his main teacher was Shemu’el Shmelke Horovitz, leader of a Hasidic center in Ryczywol and from 1766 head of the rabbinical court in Sien…

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13. Mosche Schamir

    Person · 1921-09-15–2004-08-20 · Schriftsteller · Safed · 7 sources

    Israel. Romanschriftsteller und Politiker

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14. Mosche Smilansky

    Person · 1874-02-24–1953-10-06 · Farmer, Schriftsteller, Writer · Gouvernement Kiew · 7 sources

    Ukrain., hebräischer Schriftsteller, der 1890 nach Palästina auswanderte

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15. Moscheh Ya’akov Ben-Gavriêl

    Person · 1891–1965 · Photographer, Schriftsteller · Wien · 7 sources

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16. Mose ben Isaak Münz

    Person · 1420–1482 · Rabbi, Rabbiner, Theologe · 7 sources

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17. Moses ben Isaac Judah Lima

    Person · 1605–1658 · Rabbiner · Slonim · 7 sources

    (1605–1658), rabbi, halakhic authority, and author. Lima served as rabbi of Slonim (1637), Vilna (prior to 1650), and Brisk (1655). In Vilna he presided over the prestigious rabbinical court, where his associates include…

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18. Moses ben Joseph di Trani

    Person · 1500–1580 · Rabbi · Thessaloniki · 7 sources

    Jüd. Rechtsgelehrter, Verfasser von Responsen und Kommentaren, geb. in Saloniki, gest. in Jerusalem

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19. Moses ben Mordecai Bassola

    Person · 1480–1560 · Rabbi, Rabbiner, explorer · Pesaro, Italy · 7 sources

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20. Moses Frankfurter

    Person · 1672–1762 · Drucker, Rabbiner, Verleger · 7 sources

    jüd. Autor, Drucker und Hrsg. in Amsterdam

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