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Russian rabbi (1859–1924)
Rabbi Yaakov Mazeh (Hebrew: יעקב מזא"ה; 1859–1924) served as the government-appointed chief rabbi of Moscow. The family name is an acronym stating that
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Russian political scientist (born 1952)
the Mazehs, are Belarusian-Jewish nobility, originally from Barysaw in Minsk region. Sofia's great-uncle was the Chief Rabbi of Moscow Yaakov Mazeh (Hebrew:
Sergey_Karaganov
Trial of Menahem Mendel Beilis for a ritual murder
Troitsky [ru], prominent Jewish religious figure and Moscow crown rabbi Yaakov Mazeh, and Professor Pavel Tikhomirov [ru], who demonstrated the absurdity
Beilis_affair
Russian Jew accused of ritual murder (1874–1934)
general in food." The well-known and respected Rabbi of Moscow, Rabbi Yaakov Mazeh, delivered a long, detailed speech quoting passages from the Torah, the
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Shimon Mazeh (Sometimes spelled Shimon Maz'ah; Hebrew: שמעון מזא"ה; September 3, 1907 – April 2, 2000) was Haganah fighter, a major general in the Israel
Shimon_Mazeh
Russian linguist (1896–1982)
16, 1918 Book on Jews born in the city of Moscow in 1896 Moscow Rabbi Yaakov Mazeh: Born 28 September, circumcised 6 October son, named Roman. Father —
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American author and journalist (1897–1986)
intervened with Soviet authorities to release Saadieh Mazeh, son of the former Chief Rabbi of Moscow Yaakov Mazeh, from jail and to let him leave the country with
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Constituency of the Russian Republic
The ballot of List no. 2, the Jewish National Electoral Committee. The list was headed by Rabbi Yaakov Mazeh.
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Elections to the [[Russian Constituent Assembly]] held on 25 November 1917.
national lists elected Iu. D. Brutskus, A.M. Goldstein, the Moscow rabbi Yaakov Mazeh. V. I. Temkin, D. M. Kogan-Bernsthein, N. S. Syrkin and O. O. Gruzenberg
1917 Russian Constituent Assembly election
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Religious leader of a country's Jews
Laras (1980–2005) Alfonso Arbib (2005–present[update]) Meir Kessler Yaakov Mazeh (prior to 1924–1933) Shmarya Yehuda Leib Medalia (1933–1938) Shmuel Leib
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Physician and Zionist leader
first Zionist group in Moscow, and later in 1884, together with Rabbi Yaakov Mazeh and Pesach Marek, he founded the "Bnei Zion" (Sons of Zion) group. In
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Kovarskiy (Socialist Revolutionary Party)/Council of peasant deputies Yaakov Mazeh (Jewish National Committee) Ivan Maleyev (Socialist Revolutionary Party)/Council
List of members of the Russian Constituent Assembly
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Yitzhak Lamdan Michael Fekete Exact sciences Israel Reichert Life sciences Yaakov Ben-Tor Akiva Vroman Benjamin Shapira Medical science Sara Hestrin-Lerner
List of Israel Prize recipients
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Palestinian Jewish unit of the British Army (1944–1946)
of the Israel Defense Forces Danny Matt, Israeli military officer Shimon Mazeh, Israeli military officer, agronomist, and businessman Issachar Miron, Israeli-American
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