Cities with a population over 1000 database. 2013.
YEVPATORIYA — (Eupatoria; in Jewish sources the Tatar name of the city Göslöw (Koslov) is also found), city on the western shore of the Crimean peninsula, Ukraine. A large Jewish community existed there under Tatar rule from the 15th to 18th centuries. The… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Yevpatoriya — ▪ Ukraine also spelled Evpatoriya , or Eupatoria city, Crimea, southern Ukraine, on the Kalamit Bay on the west coast of the Crimean Peninsula. Founded in the 6th century BC as a Greek colony and later renamed for Mithradates VI Eupator … Universalium
LUZKI (Lucki), ABRAHAM BEN JOSEPH SOLOMON (Aben Yashar) — (1792–1855), Karaite scholar and poet in Crimea. He was born in lutsk (Luck) and moved as a child with his father joseph solomon b. moses luzki in 1803 to Yevpatoriya, where the latter was shofet. He was subsequently sent to Constantinople, where … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Mars 96 — Maqueta de la sonda Datos de la misión Nombre: Mars 96 Destino: Marte Organización: IKI … Wikipedia Español
LUZKI (Lutzki, Lucki), JOSEPH SOLOMON BEN MOSES (Yashar) — (1770–1844), Karaite scholar and public figure, born at Kukizow near Lwow. He lived at Lutsk (Volhynia), had disciples there, and was a judge in the municipal council; he knew Russian and Polish well. In 1802 he moved to Yevpatoriya in the Crimea … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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Luzki, Joseph Solomon ben Moses — (d. 1844) Crimean Karaite scholar. He was born in Kukizow, near Lemberg, and lived at Lutsk, Volhynia. In 1802 he moved to Yevpatoriya in the Crimea, where he became rabbi of the Karaites. He went with Simhah Babovich to St Petersburg to… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Eupatoria — (Polish, Romanian), Ευπατορία (Greek), Kezlev (Crimean Tatar), Yevpatoriya Євпаторія (Ukrainian), Yevpatoriya Евпатория (Russian) … Names of cities in different languages
CRIMEA — (Rus. Krym or Krim) (Heb. קְרִים), peninsula of South European Russia, on the Black Sea; from 1954 until 1991 an oblast of Ukrainian S.S.R. and from 1992 a repub lic of Ukraine. Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages Jews first settled in the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SULTANSKY, MORDECAI BEN JOSEPH — (c. 1772–1862), Karaite scholar and writer. He was born in Lutsk, Volhynia. His father was a ḥazzan and a head of the bet din in Lutsk. Sultansky served as a teacher in his native town. At the age about 40, apparently after a large fire that… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
