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11KLAUSNER, JOSEPH GEDALIAH — (1874–1958), literary critic, historian, and Zionist. Klausner was born in Olkienik, near Vilna, but in 1885 his family moved to Odessa where he attended a Hebrew day school. Already in his earliest years he evinced a passion for the Hebrew… …
12Klausner-Gruppe — Klausner Rechtsform GmbH Co. Kg Gründung 1918 in St. Johann in Tirol Sitz …
13KLAUSNER, ABRAHAM J. — KLAUSNER, ABRAHAM J. (1915– ), U.S. rabbi and activist. Born in Memphis, TN, raised in Denver, CO, Klausner received an M.A. from the University of Denver in 1938 and a Master of Hebrew Letters and ordination from Hebrew Union College in 1943. In …
14Klausner Hütte — Lage Südlich der Lorenzispitze; Autonome Provinz Bozen Südtirol, Italien; Talort: Latzfons …
15KLAUSNER, ABRAHAM — (d. 1407/8), Austrian talmudist. Klausner was a pupil of Moses of Znaim. In 1380 he was living in Vienna where he served as rabbi together with Meir Halevy, by whom he was apparently ordained with the title morenu. He was a brother in law of the… …
16KLAUSNER, ISRAEL — (1905–1981), Hebrew writer and historian. Born in Troki (Lithuania), Klausner, a cousin of joseph klausner , settled in Palestine in 1936. He joined the staff of the Zionist Archives in Jerusalem, where he served as assistant director from 1956.… …
17KLAUSNER, ẒEVI HIRSCH — (1802–1887), rabbi and author. Klausner received his education from his father, ZE EV WOLF OF RAWICZ (1761–1861), a scholar, who from 1804 to 1811 was rabbi of Oborniki, and from 1811 until his death, of Exin (Kcynia), where he was head of a… …
18Klausner, Joseph Gedaliah — (1874–1958) Historian and Zionist. Educated in Russia and Germany, Klausner was one of the best known figures in modern Hebrew literary circles. He succeeded AHAD HA AM as editor of Ha Shiloach before settling in Palestine in 1919, where he… …
Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament
19Klausner — n. family name …
20Klausner — Klaus|ner <lateinisch> (Bewohner einer Klause, Einsiedler) …
