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91Kaplan — Ka|plan* der; s, ...läne <aus mlat. cap(p)ellanus »Kapellengeistlicher« zu mlat. cap(p)ella, vgl. 1↑Kapelle>: a) dem Pfarrer untergeordneter kath. Geistlicher; b) Geistlicher mit besonderen Aufgaben (z. B. in einem Krankenhaus od. beim… …
92kapłan — m IV, DB. a, Ms. kapłannie; lm M. kapłanni, DB. ów 1. rel. «osoba pełniąca funkcje kultowe, m.in. składająca ofiary» 2. rel. «w kościele katolickim: duchowny mający święcenia uprawniające do odprawiania mszy i udzielania sakramentów» ‹czes. ze… …
93Kaplan — n. family name …
94Kaplan — Kaplon (der) …
95kaplan — s ( en, er) KYRK präst anställd av en organisation el. institution, åld. hjälppräst …
96Kaplan — Ka|p|lan , der; s, ...pläne <lateinisch> (katholischer Hilfsgeistlicher) …
97Kaplan, Eliezer — (1891 1952) Born in Minsk, Russia, he was educated in Russia and became active in Zionist affairs. He visited Palestine briefly in 1920 and settled there in 1923. In 1933, he became a member of the executive of the Jewish Agency, becoming the… …
98Kaplan, Eliezer — (1891 1952) Russian Labour Zionist. He was born in Minsk. He was one of the founders of the Tzeire Zion in Russia in the early years of the 20th century. He became active in the Labour Zionist movement in Europe, and from 1923 in Palestine. He …
99Kaplan, Jacob — (b. 1895) French rabbi and author. He was born in Paris. He held rabbinical positions in Mulhouse, Alsace and Paris. During the German occupation of France he worked with the Resistance movement. In 1950 he became chief rabbi of Paris, and in… …
100Kaplan, Mordecai Menahem — (1881 1983) American rabbi and founder of the Reconstructionist movement. He was born in Lithuania and at the age of nine emigrated with his family to the US. After his ordination he became rabbi of Kehillath Jeshurun synagogue in New York. In …
