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Hatzfirah
Hatzfirah
Hebrew newspaper with a circulation of four hundred in Bialystok.
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... The Zionists substantially influenced the local Jew-
ish community, particularly the well-to-do. This was
evident in the growing interest of Jews to learn and
speak Hebrew. A number of Hebrew teachers, for
whom there was an ever-increasing demand, were earn-
ing good livelihoods teaching the Hebrew language.
Another manifestation of the Zionist influence was the
rising popularity of the newspaper Hatzfirah, a Hebrew
publication with a circulation of four hundred in
Bialystok. ...Connected nodes
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