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Dr. Szymon Dawidowicz
Dr. Szymon Dawidowicz
Translated Spinoza into Hebrew.
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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. ...Connected nodes
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