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edit- Eos Magazine http://runeberg.org/eos/ article due
- EOS. Tidskrift för barn och barnens vänne
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jewish wedding meal for the poor orem moltzayt, oreme vetshere [3] [4] [5]
- Grant Slater, Russia’s klezmer revival, JTA, April9, 2008
- Peter Finn, "POLAND'S KLEZMER REVIVAL IS AN EXERCISE OF JUDAICA WITHOUT JEWS" Washington Post, August 17, 1998
- The Pen and the Sword
- Safra and saifa Safra veSaifa Hebrew: ספרא וסייפא
- "Farrukh Nama: A dialogue between Pen and Sword" by Pashtun poet Khushal Khattak
- Arabic idiom and honorary title Sahib us-Saif wal-qalam (Sahib-us-saif-w-al-qalm), "master of sword and qalam"
- The Chinese four-character idiom 文武雙全 ( wén [literature] wǔ [military] shuāng quán [have both]; simplified: 武双全) is commonly translated as "to be good at both the arts of writing and fighting/warring"; "to be master of pen and sword"; "to be well-versed in both letters and martial arts"
- bunbu-ryōdō: the Japanese four-character idiom 文武両道 (Bun [literature] bu [military] ryō dō [both roads]) has the same meaning as the Chinese one
- 1991: Ophir Award for Best Soundtrack for the film "The Cherry Season" (together with David Liss and David Uzhkov) for
Cherry Season/Onat Haduvdevanim, director Haim Bouzaglo. [1]
- 1994 Tzaleket Scar [6]
Husband Haim Lapid
https://www.academia.edu/35718678/The_Origin_of_Jewish_Family_Names_Morphology_and_History Weiss, Nelly: The origin of Jewish family names : morphology and history /Nelly Weiss. –Bern ; Berlin ; Bruxelles ; Frankfurt am Main ; New York ; Wien : Lang, 2002ISBN 3-906768-19-8
Sekthaus Carl Graeger KG (literally Carl Graeger Sparkling Wine House) is a sparkling wine producer. It was established in 1877. Since 1997[1] it is headquartered at Bingen am Rhein.[2][3][1]
The winery was established in Hochheim am Main in 1877 by Carl Graeger (1849-1902) as an offspring of the Graeger family wine business. At the break of the 20th century it was one of the finest German sparkling wine brands, earning multiple wine exhibition awards. After World War I the business suffered significantly due to post-war confiscations and competition from Great Britain and the United States. The last Graeger family owner of the business was Emma Graeger (died on April 17, 1970). In 1993 the company ceased their own wine production and Gaeger brands have been produced by other wineries.[1]
Carl Graeger held a number of patents, including those for bottle washing machine, a hoist for transporting of wine bottles[4] and a method for the conservation of grape must:[5] (raw filtered gape must with added carbonic acid inder the pressure of 5 atmospheres[6]).
References
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- ^ a b c "Abt. 114, Carl Graeger GmbH", Hessisches Wirtschaftsarchiv (Hessian Economy Archive)
- ^ DAS SEKTHAUS CARL GRAEGER KG
- ^ Von 754 bis 2004: 1250 Jahre Hochheim am Main, 2004, pp.109, 110
- ^ Reise Know-How Reiseführer Rhein-Main-Region mit Taunus und Odenwald,2021, ISBN 3831752338, p. 176: "Sektgeschichte aus Hochenheim"
- ^ M. Gerber, "Brevets pris a Berlin, Londres, etc.", Le Moniteur Scientifique du Docteur Quesneville, journal des sciences pures et appliquées, Volumes 49-50, 1897, p. 166: Procédé de conservation du jus de raisin
- ^ Technisch-chemisches jahrbuch, vol. 21, 1900, p. 246
External links
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Category:Sparkling wines Category:German winemakers
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Perception of Jewish communities in Israel
edit- [7] google search for Stereotypes of yemenites in israel
- The Yemeni Ideal in Israeli Culture and Arts
- Yemenites in the Hebrew theatre: constructing and deconstructing the stereotypes
- Yemeni identity in Israel
Valery Barykin (born May 2, 1966, Nizhny Novgorod[1]) is a Russian artist best known for the style Soviet pin-up, a meld of the pin-up style with Soviet Socialist realism-style posters.[2][3][4]
He graduated from Nizhny Novgorod Theatre School, where he got the profession of prop artist (художник-бутафор).[1]
Personal
editHe currently resides in Ivanovo, married.[1]
In relation to faith, he describes himself as "Orthodox Christian atheist".[1]
References
edit- ^ a b c d Valery Barybin's account at vkontakte
- ^ Kristin Torres, Valery Barykin’s “Soviet Pinups”, Museum Studies Abroad, June 4, 2013
- ^ "Valery Barykin. Soviet Pin-Up", Erarta Galleries, Hong Kong
- ^ LARA KALASHNIKOVA, Russian culture: What's on in London in August, Russia Beyond, August 21, 20115