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Rachel Bluwstein Sela (Hebrew: רחל בלובשטיין; 20
September (Julian calendar) 1890 – 16
April 1931) was a Hebrew-language poet who
immigrated to Ottoman...
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would bear the
portraits of
prominent Hebrew poets,
among them
Rachel Bluwstein,
Shaul Tchernichovsky, Leah
Goldberg and
Nathan Alterman. In December...
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poems that have been
subsequently set to music. In the
classical music tradition, this type of
setting may be
referred to as an...
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poets include Yehuda Amichai,
Nathan Alterman, Leah Goldberg, and
Rachel Bluwstein.
Internationally famous contemporary novelists include Amos Oz, Etgar...
- poem "Michal", in her book
Flowers of Perhaps, the
Israeli poet Ra'hel
Bluwstein draws a
parallel between the
speaker and Michal: "Like you I am sad, O...
- had the
Arabic name Bab al-Tumm, "Gate of the Mouth". The poet
Rachel Bluwstein, the "prophet of labor" A. D. Gordon, and
paramilitary commander and leading...
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milestones of the
Israeli pop music. The song
Zemer Nuge was
written by
Rachel Bluwstein. In 2007,
forty years after its
original release date, a
remastered edition...
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composed the
music for the song Kinneret [he]
written by
Rachel Bluwstein, for the
Central Command Band. In 1964,
Shemer wrote songs for the Yarkon...
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Among those buried here are Berl Katznelson,
Nachman Syrkin,
Rachel Bluwstein, Ber Borochov,
Moses Hess,
Avraham Herzfeld and
Shmuel Stoller. The first...
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director Denis Bakurskiy,
former Russian professional football player Rachel Bluwstein, poet
Alexey Bogolyubov,
painter Nikolai Bondarenko,
politician Viktor...
