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111Hebrew University — Vorlage:Infobox Hochschule/Professoren fehlt Hebräische Universität Jerusalem Gründung 1918 Trägerschaft staatlich Ort …
112Hebrew University of Jerusalem — Vorlage:Infobox Hochschule/Professoren fehlt Hebräische Universität Jerusalem Gründung 1918 Trägerschaft staatlich Ort …
113HEBREW POETRY — is of two kinds, either lyric or gnomic, i. e. subjectively emotional or sententiously didactic, the former belonging to the active or stirring, and the latter to the reflective or quiet, periods of Hebrew history, and whether expressed in… …
114Hebrew-Hebrew dictionary — dictionary which provides definitions in Hebrew for Hebrew words …
115Hebrew Academy of Tidewater — The Hebrew Academy of Tidewater, located in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is a dual curriculum school that was founded in 1955. It spans from preschool to 6th grade. It is a school designed specifically to teach Jewish youth of their people, language …
116Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society — Die Jewish Colonization Association (Abk.: JCA, auch: ICA) wurde am 11. September 1891 von Baron Maurice de Hirsch als Aktiengesellschaft nach englischem Recht gegründet. Erster Präsident war Narcisse Leven (1833 1915), französischer Rechtsanwalt …
117Hebrew Union College — Das Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion (auch HUC oder HUC JIR) wurde 1875 gegründet und ist das älteste Rabbinerseminar Amerikas. Es bildet Rabbiner, Kantoren und Religionslehrer aus und bietet Graduate Studies in Judaistik bis… …
118Hebrew Bible: Timeline — The timeline of the Old Testament can be calculated using the ages given in Genesis. Starting with the creation of Adam and adding the information when his son was born, the age of his son, etc. this gives a timeline from Adam s creation to the… …
119Hebrew University of Jerusalem — A prominent institution of higher learning located in Jerusalem with a student body of approximately 23,000 (2006). Hebrew University was formally opened on 1 April 1925, on Mount Scopus and remained there until the War of Independence… …
120Hebrew, Yiddish — The two languages have almost nothing in common except that they are spoken primarily by Jewish people. Yiddish (from the German jüdisch, Jewish ) is a modified German dialect and thus a part of the Indo European family of languages. Hebrew is a …
