- Zev
Vilnay (Hebrew: זאב וילנאי, 12 June 1900 – 21
January 1988) was an
Israeli geographer,
author and lecturer. Zev
Vilnay was born as Volf
Vilensky in...
- Commerce.
Matan Vilnai was born in Jerusalem. His
father was Prof. Zev
Vilnay, a
pioneer in the
sphere of
Israeli geography and Land of
Israel studies...
-
where early Byzantine ruins were found.
Israeli historical geographer, Zev
Vilnay,
tentatively identified the town
Golan with the
Goblana (Gaulan) of the...
-
Supposed site of Jacob's rest in Beit El,
Binyamin district, as
theorised by Zev
Vilnay...
- Cukierman,
Zivia Lubetkin,
Eliezer Livneh,
Moshe Shamir,
Shmuel Katz, Zev
Vilnay, Uri Zvi Greenberg,
Shmuel Yosef Agnon,
Isser Harel,
Israel Eldad, Dan Tolkovsky...
- Mississippi. ISBN 978-1-60473-435-5.
Vilnay, Zev (1999). "Pillar of Absalom". The
Vilnay Guide to Israel. Beit Or-
Vilnay Publishers. ISBN 9789659026906. Webster...
- 18
October 2011.
Retrieved 5 May 2009. Haifa, The
Guide to Israel, Zev
Vilnay, Jerusalem, 1970, p.382 "Two
Tombstones from Zoar in the
Hecht Museum Collection"...
-
Ahronoth Books and
Chemed Books. p. 393. ISBN 965-448-413-7.;
Vilnay, Zev,
Rachel and Oren: The
Vilnay Guide to Israel. A new
Millenium edition, Vol 1: Jerusalem...
- Society. pp. 49−50. OCLC 36635542. Radbaz,
Sheeloth Ve-Teshuboth
cited in Zev
Vilnay,
Legends of
Jerusalem (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
Jewish Publication Society...
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Palestine ****ociation of London:
London 1810, p. 15 The
Vilnay Guide to Israel,
Volume 2, Beit-Or-
Vilnay, 1999, p.298. "Israel
Ministry of
Tourism Website"...
