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Klinischer Psychologe
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Kloyz
The Yiddish term kloyz (pl., kloyzn) is apparently derived from the Latin claustrum or clausum, which refers to a building or closed complex of structures connected to a monastery. The term first appeared in Ashkenazic c…
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Kloyz
The Yiddish term kloyz (pl., kloyzn) is apparently derived from the Latin claustrum or clausum, which refers to a building or closed complex of structures connected to a monastery. The term first appeared in Ashkenazic c…
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Kläger
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Knecht
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Koblenz
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Koch
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Kognitionswissenschaftler
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Kognitive Psychotherapie
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Kohen (auch: Cohen), Rafael ben Jekutiel Süsskind
Rabbiner, geb. 4.11.1722 Livland, gest. 11.11.1803 Altona. K. studierte an der Minsker Talmudhochschule, deren Leitung er seit 1743 innehatte. Zudem berief ihn die lokale jüdische Gemeinde 1745 als Oberrabbiner. In nachf…
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Kohen Family
Printers and publishers active in Prague. In the early sixteenth century, Prague became the leading center of Hebrew printing in Central and Eastern Europe, the first prayer book being produced there in 1512. From 1514 o…
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Kohen Family
Printers and publishers active in Prague. In the early sixteenth century, Prague became the leading center of Hebrew printing in Central and Eastern Europe, the first prayer book being produced there in 1512. From 1514 o…
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Kohn, Joseph Berkowitz
Kaufmann und Sozialdemokrat, geb. 15.3. 1841 Leczyca, gest. 4.4.1905 Hamburg. K.s Lebenserinnerungen schildern ihn als polnischen Freiheitskämpfer und hamburgischen Sozialdemokraten.K. wurde in einer alten Festungsstadt …
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Koidanover, Aharon Shemu’el and Tsevi Hirsh
Father and son; rabbis and scholars. Aharon Shemu’el Koidanover (Kaidanower; 1614–1676) was an eminent Talmudic and halakhic scholar and preacher; Tsevi Hirsh (d. 1712) is known primarily for his book of moral and ethica…
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Koidanover, Aharon Shemu’el and Tsevi Hirsh
Father and son; rabbis and scholars. Aharon Shemu’el Koidanover (Kaidanower; 1614–1676) was an eminent Talmudic and halakhic scholar and preacher; Tsevi Hirsh (d. 1712) is known primarily for his book of moral and ethica…
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Kol Ya‘akov Yeshiva
Rabbinical seminary, opened in Moscow in 1957. The last yeshivas in the Soviet Union had been closed in the 1920s. Subsequently, at the end of World War II Jews had not been allowed to open a seminary, whereas other reli…
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Kol Ya‘akov Yeshiva
Rabbinical seminary, opened in Moscow in 1957. The last yeshivas in the Soviet Union had been closed in the 1920s. Subsequently, at the end of World War II Jews had not been allowed to open a seminary, whereas other reli…
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Kolin
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Kolmar
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