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Saadia Kobashi (1902-1990). Rabbi and educator. Also known as Sa'adia Hubashi. Immigrated to Palestine from Yemen, 1909. Founder, Degel Hazvi, 1922. Principal, Tora Or Yemenite School, Jerusalem. Member, Provisional Council of State of Israel, 1948. Signer, Israeli Declaration of Independence, 1948. Chief Rabbi of the Yemenite Congregation in New York, New York, 1970-1990. |
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Saadia Kobashi Signature |
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Edward Irving Koch (December 24, 1924, Bronx, New York-Alive). U.S. Representative (D-NY), 1969-1977. Democratic Mayor of New York, New York, 1978-1989. |
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Edward Irving Koch Signature |
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Arthur Koestler (September 5, 1905, Budapest, Hungary-March 3, 1983, London, England). Hungarian/British author, philosopher, and journalist. Born Artur Kosztler. |
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Arthur Koestler Signature |
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Herbert H. Kohl (February 7, 1935, Milwaukee, Wisconsin-Alive). U.S. Senator (D-WI), 1989-Current. Businessman and owner, Milwaukee Bucks, 1985. |
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Herbert H. Kohl Signature |
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Walter Kohn (March 9, 1923, Vienna, Austria-Alive). Austrian/American physicist. Nobel Prize in Physics, 1998. Naturalized U.S. citizen, 1957. |
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Walter Kohn Signature |
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Theodor "Teddy" Kollek (May 27, 1911, Nagyvazsony, Austria-Hungary-January 2, 2007). Israeli politician. Made Aliyah, 1935. Mayor of Jerusalem, 1965-1993. |
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Theodor "Teddy" Kollek Signature |
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Moshe Kolodny (May 28, 1911, Russia-July 7, 1989). Israeli politician. Also known as Moshe Kol. Made Aliyah, 1932. Signer of the Israeli Declaration of Indepenence, 1948. Liberal Party/Progressive Party member of the Knesset, 1951, 1955-1966, 1969, 1973-1974. Minister of Tourism, 1965-1974. Minister of Development, 1965-1966. |
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Moshe Kolodny Signature |
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Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook (1865, Greiva, Latvia-1935). First Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi of Palestine, 1921-1935. Rabbi of Zaumel and Bauska, Latvia. Emigrated to Palestine, 1904. An ardent Zionist. Rabbi of Jaffa. Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem, 1919. Founder, Yeshivah Merkaz HaRav. Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi of Palestine, 1921-1935. He believed that the return to Palestine marked the beginning of divine redemption. Mystic and poet. |
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Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook Signature # 1 |
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Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook Signature # 2 |
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Edward James "Ted" Koppel (February 8, 1940, Lancashire, England-Alive). American broadcast journalist. |
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Edward James "Ted" Koppel Signature |