- Sol
Hachuel (Hebrew: סוליקא חגואל; Arabic: زليخة حتشويل; 1817 – June 5, 1834) was a
Moroccan Jewish woman who was
publicly beheaded for
refusing to convert...
- characters. A
famous example of this
archetype from the
Eastern world is Sol
Hachuel, also
known as Soleika. Sol, a
Moroccan Jew, is
accused by a
Muslim neighbor...
- multi-millionaire Hervé
Hachuel who
wanted to
start a
production company to make
films starring his girlfriend,
Cristina Sánchez Pascual.
Hachuel set up Tesuaro...
-
Execution of a
Moroccan Jewish woman (Sol
Hachuel) on the
grounds of
leaving Islam (apostasy),
painting by
Alfred Dehodencq...
-
writer John
Franklin Bardin. Produced,
directed and
cowritten by Hervé
Hachuel, it
starred Scott Paulin,
Irene Miracle,
Gregg Henry, Kate
Vernon and Tony...
-
American soccer player Sol
Gabetta (born 1981),
Argentinian cellist Sol
Hachuel (1817–1834),
Jewish martyr and
heroine Sol
Halperin (1902–1977), American...
-
Execution of a
Moroccan Jewess (Sol
Hachuel) a
painting by
Alfred Dehodencq...
- on canvas, 198 x 147.5 cm (78 x 58.5 in),
Private collection of
Jacques Hachuel, Paris) (large triptych)
Triptych –
Studies from the
Human Body (1970)...
- "Execution of a
Moroccan Jewess (Sol
Hachuel)", a
painting by
Alfred Dehodencq...
- "Execution of a
Moroccan Jewess (Sol
Hachuel)" a
painting by
Alfred Dehodencq...
