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alumnus of the
Volozhin Yeshiva, was
appointed rosh yeshiva. At later...
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Nehru on
World History. John Day, 1960. An
adaptation of...
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branch of the
Novardok Yeshiva by
Rabbi Dovid Dryan,
Rabbi Nachman Landynski was
appointed as the
first rosh yeshiva. The
yeshiva operated throughout...
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Landynski,
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establishment of a
yeshiva outside his jurisdiction. The
attempt failed and
Landynski, Sacharov's brother-in-law, was
appointed instead. At its inception, Gateshead...
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argued that Elkins'
conviction should be upheld.
Scholar Jacob W.
Landynski called Stewart's
opinion "the most
thorough and
convincing analysis in...
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