of eight, Menachem Kipnis lived with his older brother, who was also a cantor and is the father of the writer Levin Kipnis. Menachem Kipnis received a...

Alexander Kipnis (1891–1978), Russian/Ukrainian/American operatic bass Igor Kipnis (1930–2002), German-born American harpsichordist and pianist Jason Kipnis (born...

animated short film comedy Village of Idiots also recounts Chełm tales. Menachem Kipnis was one of the major contributors to Chelm lore. He published a column...

Coming to America-inspired music video directed by Leon Robinson and Joel Kipnis, addresses the relationship between the rapper's Black and Jewish identities...

sources have led to two possible ancient names: Kantur, mentioned by Rabbi Menachem di Luzano in his book Ma'arikh (16th/early 17th century); and Qamtra, the...

academic editors were Peretz Hein, Yosef Glozman, Amnon Ginzai, and Mark Kipnis. The managing editors were Ella Slivkina (vol. 1-10) and Marina Gutgarts...

Prat” (Hayyim Nahman Bialik, Bracha Zefira) Dudu Fisher, “Saleinu” (Levin Kipnis, Yedidyah Admon) Seth Glass, “Omrim Yeshne Eretz” (Saul Tchernichovsky,...

Eisenbach was born in Tel Aviv, Israel on 10 April 1945. His parents, Menachem (Mendel; 1906–1976) and Haya (Helena Leibler; 1910–1993) Eisenbach, were...

industry 1978 Nachum Guttman Children's literature Anda Pinkerfeld Amir Levin Kipnis Avraham Even-Shoshan Hebrew language Haim Baruch Rosen Linguistics First...