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Ossip Dymow

Author of an article on the Habimah National Theater.

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... The Labor Zionist Movement ............... 24 Ossip Dymow ...

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... In 1957 our /andsmanschaft formed a credit union. At the same time we sponsored a memorial gathering saluting Ossip Dymow’s life and literary achievements. ...

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... The name Bialystok sounds like a symphony to me. Which other city could have produced so many out- standing people, institutions and a grass-roots move- ment, to expand and to excel? Names such as Chazanowicz, Zamenhof, Mohilewer, M.M. Dolicki (a son of a Bialystoker shochet who became a prominent Hebrew poet), Nochum Cemach, Dr. Lipa Sukenik (archaeologist of the Hebrew University who conducted major excavations in Israel), Ossip Dymow, Pejsach Kaplan, Dr. Szymon Dawidowicz (translator of Spi- noza into Hebrew), the poet M. Segalowicz, and the opera star, Rosa Rayjisa. ...

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... 1913 - The Habimah Theater is opened by Nochum Cemach with the play Shma Yisroel by Ossip Dymow, translated into Yiddish by Pejsach Kaplan. ...

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