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Hili Tropper
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Hillel Barzel
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Hillel ben Eliakim
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Hillel ben Naphtali Zevi
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Hillel Rivlin
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Hillel the Elder
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Hillel Weiss
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Hiram I.
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Hirsch Jakob Zimmels
Dozent am Jüdisch-Theologischen Seminar Fraenckelscher Stiftung in Breslau
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Hirsch Oscherowitsch
(1908–1994), Yiddish poet. Hirsh Osherovitsh was born in Ponevezh (Panevėžys, Lith.). Together with thousands of other Jews who lived in the Russian border region, his family was exiled at the outbreak of World War I to …
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Hirsch S. Hirschfeld
Sohn des talmudischen Gelehrten Simon H., durch Privatlehrer in Bydgoszcz (Bromberg) erzogen, mit 15 J. nach Berlin, dort Zögling am Lehrerseminar in der von seinem Vater geleiteten Talmudklasse 2. Nov. 1831 imm. an der …
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Hirsch Shlez
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Hirsch Smolar
(1905–1993), Polish and Soviet Yiddish writer and editor. Born to a poor family in the town of Zambrów, Poland, Hersh Smolar (also rendered Smolyar) attended primary school until the age of 11, when he began working, and…
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Hirsh Lekert
(ca. 1879–1902), bootmaker and revolutionary activist. Born into a poor family in the northeastern Lithuanian town of Onuskis (Anushishok), Hirsh Lekert was an apprentice bootmaker as a boy. In 1895, he moved to Vilna, w…
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Hirtum, Marianne van
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Hizky Shoham
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Hock, Simon
(1815–1887), historian, publicist, and businessman. Simon (Sinai) Hock was born into family that had been in Prague for several generations. He studied at the city’s yeshiva and the Jewish Normalschule. In 1835, he helpe…
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Hoffmann, Jakob
Ältestes von dreizehn Kindern des Israel H. und der Josephine, geb. Goldberger jüdische Elementarschule und Unterricht beim Rabbiner von Pápa, Moshe Arie Roth, einem der wenigen orthodoxen Rabbiner Ungarns, die der Zioni…
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Hofshi, Natan
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Hokhshṭeṭer, Tamar
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