- of the
Middle East had been a Hebrew-speaking
civilization in antiquity.
Kuzar also says they
hoped to
revive this civilization,
creating a "Hebrew" nation...
- (Persian: كوه زر, also
Romanized as Kūh Zar; also
known as Golzār, Gulzār, and
Kūzar) is a
village in
Shahid Modarres Rural District, in the
Central District...
- HaKodesh: History, Holiness, & Hebrew.
Mosaica Press. ISBN 978-1-937887-36-0.
Kuzar, Ron (2001).
Hebrew and Zionism: A
Discourse Analytic Cultural Study. Berlin...
-
Monde (in French).
Retrieved 7
December 2015. Gill 1998, 16th paragraph.
Kuzar, R. (2002).
Translating the Internationale:
Unity and
dissent in the encoding...
-
Archived from the
original on 29
April 2024.
Retrieved 7
February 2024.
Kuzar 12 Wazana, Nili (15
April 2018). "Israel's
Declaration of
Independence and...
- Israel. M****achusetts:
Harvard University Press. p. 62. ISBN 0-674-09176-0.
Kuzar, Ron (2001).
Hebrew and Zionism: a
discourse analytic cultural study. Berlin:...
- Iran
portal Also
romanized as Ashkaz̄ar and Ashkez̄ar; also
known as Ash
Kuzar, Ashk Dez, Āshkakzār, and Askīzār
Formerly Saduq County OpenStreetMap contributors...
- the Book of Jasher, give the names:
Buzar (possibly
scribal error for
Kuzar,
meaning Khazars)
Parzunac (the Pechenegs)
Elicanum (the Alans?) Balgar...
- OCLC 1089437441.
Archived from the
original on 1 July 2023.
Retrieved 10 May 2023.
Kuzar, Ron (2001),
Hebrew and Zionism, Berlin, Boston: DE GRUYTER, doi:10.1515/9783110869491...
- book
Josippon (book I),
Togarmah fathered ten sons, who were these: 1.
Kuzar (Khazar; Cusar),
actually the
seventh son of Togarmah, and
whose progeny...
