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Sarah Aaronsohn; 5
January 1890 – 9
October 1917) was a
member of Nili, a ring of
Jewish spies working for the
British in
World War I, and a
sister of...
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Aaron Aaronsohn (Hebrew: אהרון אהרנסון) (21 May 1876 – 15 May 1919) was a Romanian-born
Ottoman agronomist, botanist, and
political activist, who lived...
- Palestine.
Aaronsohn was part of the
influential Aaronsohn family who were
major figures in the
Zionist movement; his
brother was
Aaron Aaronsohn and his...
- at the time, and
tried to
intervene on
behalf of the Armenians.
Sarah Aaronsohn, her
brothers Aaron and Alexander, and
their sister Rivka,
together with...
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public speaker and
economist Trevor Aaronson,
American journalist Aaronsohn Aaron Aaronsohn (1876–1919), Romanian-born
Palestinian Jewish agronomist, botanist...
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during World War I for the
establishment of the Nili spy ring by
Sarah Aaronsohn,
together with her brothers,
Aaron (a
noted botanist) and Alex, and their...
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William Wickham Richard Francis Burton Charles Hamilton Smith Aaron Aaronsohn Sarah Aaronsohn Gertrude Bell
Louise de
Bettignies Joseph W.
Boyle R. H. Bruce...
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March 1838 Hamburg,
Germany Died 25 May 1908 (aged 70) Kreuzlingen,
German Empire Other names
Adolf Aaronsohn Occupation(s) Playwright,
theatre director...
- family, the Ch****s, and
their encounter with a
Jewish writer,
Yaveni Aaronsohn. The
title refers to a
placard said to have been put by the road at the...
- A.
searsii or A. speltoides.[citation needed]
Botanists Körnicke and
Aaronsohn in the late 19th-century were the
first to
describe the wild
emmer (Triti****...
