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Biography and book lists by Haim Hirschenzon

Title	Biography and book lists by Haim Hirschenzon
Author	Hirschenzon, Haim ben Ya'akov Mordechai
Publication Date:	1904
Type	Document
Language	ara,heb
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Library:	University of Minnesota Libraries
Record ID	cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_432612228
Library Location	Request
Date	1904
Notes	In the file: 6 torn pages from a notebook including notes in Haim Hirschenzon's handwriting with biographical details and lists of his publications in two partial versions. Among other things, about his place of birth in Safed, where he lived until the age of nine and from the age of nine to twenty he studied in Jerusalem at the "Sukkat Shalom" yeshiva under his father (and founded by Rabbi Eliyahu Guttmacher). In 1955 the deputy head of the Yeshiva had a "Sukkat Shalom" and after his father's death he was a printer, newspaper editor and land dealer. In 1959, together with Dr. Hirshberg [Herzberg], he founded the "Bnei Brit" union. In 1956, he was forced to leave Jerusalem and therefore he lost all his possessions. Later, he arrived in Constantinople and founded a new school there for the Sephardi community ["Tefarat Zvi"]. In 1934 he was appointed rabbi in Hobken [New Jersey]. The list of his books begins with the book "Etret Zakanin", which is a book of notes to Rabbi Eliyahu Guttmacher's book "Sukkat Shalom" and ends with his articles in the newspapers "Habeslot", "Hatzvi", "Hatzifara", "Hamilitz" and "Talfiot". Hirshanzon's lists) on the pages of the notebook and maps in Arabic. Also a description in English of these lists by Benyamin Hirshanzon. In the title he notes that his father wrote his life history in a nutshell, among other things, that his father was forced to leave Jerusalem in 1890 and his father wrote 1896] and immigrate to America. On the way he visited Egypt and became interested in Egyptology. From Egypt he moved to Constantinople.

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Biography and book lists by Haim Hirschenzon

Author Hirschenzon, Haim ben Ya'akov Mordechai

Publication Date 1904

Type Document

Language ara,heb

Digital No

Manuscript No

Library University of Minnesota Libraries

Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_432612228

Library Location Request

Date 1904

Notes In the file: 6 torn pages from a notebook including notes in Haim Hirschenzon's handwriting with biographical details and lists of his publications in two partial versions. Among other things, about his place of birth in Safed, where he lived until the age of nine and from the age of nine to twenty he studied in Jerusalem at the "Sukkat Shalom" yeshiva under his father (and founded by Rabbi Eliyahu Guttmacher). In 1955 the deputy head of the Yeshiva had a "Sukkat Shalom" and after his father's death he was a printer, newspaper editor and land dealer. In 1959, together with Dr. Hirshberg [Herzberg], he founded the "Bnei Brit" union. In 1956, he was forced to leave Jerusalem and therefore he lost all his possessions. Later, he arrived in Constantinople and founded a new school there for the Sephardi community ["Tefarat Zvi"]. In 1934 he was appointed rabbi in Hobken [New Jersey]. The list of his books begins with the book "Etret Zakanin", which is a book of notes to Rabbi Eliyahu Guttmacher's book "Sukkat Shalom" and ends with his articles in the newspapers "Habeslot", "Hatzvi", "Hatzifara", "Hamilitz" and "Talfiot". Hirshanzon's lists) on the pages of the notebook and maps in Arabic. Also a description in English of these lists by Benyamin Hirshanzon. In the title he notes that his father wrote his life history in a nutshell, among other things, that his father was forced to leave Jerusalem in 1890 and his father wrote 1896] and immigrate to America. On the way he visited Egypt and became interested in Egyptology. From Egypt he moved to Constantinople.