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Chimen Abramsky (Hebrew: שמעון אברמסקי; 12
September 1916 – 14
March 2010) was
emeritus professor of
Jewish studies at
University College London. His first...
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Battle of Y****ıçemen was
fought in Anatolia, in what is now
Erzincan Province,
Turkey in 1230. Minorsky,
Vladimir (1953).
Studies in
Caucasian History...
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communist who was in
Brick Lane
during Oswald Mosley's
fascist marches, and
Chimen Abramsky, a
professor of
Jewish studies and rare book expert. One of her...
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mixture of
flawed etymologies and
misinterpreted primary sources by
Chimen Abramsky in 1976 and Hyam
Maccoby in 1977.
Barkun describes the book as...
- family". He is the son of Jack Abramsky, a mathematician, and the
grandson of
Chimen Abramsky, a
professor of
Jewish studies at
University College London, who...
- bòdaj
chimen-an. The
horses were
resting next to the road. dapwé -
according to (ones own understanding) Dapwé'w mwen té ka pasé an ti
chimen. You thought...
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confirmed by
other accounts,
causing some controversy.
Authorities such as
Chimen Abramsky, who was
among the
first to hear the
story and from ****ko herself...
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respond to the
needs of
these students. For example,
Flanbwayan and Gran
Chimen Sant Kiltirèl, both
located in Brooklyn, New York, aim to
promote education...
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Eretz Israel and the
Gaster Papers".
Jewish History:
Essays in
Honour of
Chimen Abramsky. London:
Peter Halban. pp. 585–592. ISBN 1870015193. "Măriuca Stanciu...
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times with such
songs as "La Relev", "
Chimen Limye", and "timoun yo". John
Steve released his
seminal album,
Chimen Limyè, in 1994 from New York City, where...
