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"Yashar" is a Cabaret Voltaire single released in 1982 on
Factory Records Catalogue number FAC 82. The track Yashar also appears on the band's2x45 album.A. "Yashar"
B. "Yashar (Alternative Mix)"
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Yashar Abuzerov — Infobox Football biography playername = Yashar Abuzerov dateofbirth = birth date and age|1977|9|9 countryofbirth = Azerbaijan height = Height|m=1.76 : 75 kg position = midfielder currentclub = FK Baku clubs = FK Baku pcupdate = ntupdate = Yashar… … Wikipedia
Juneit Yashar — Football player infobox playername = Juneit Yashar fullname = Juneit Yashar dateofbirth = 30 December 1985 cityofbirth = Asenovgrad countryofbirth = Bulgaria height = currentclub = PFC Levski Sofia clubnumber = 20 position = Midfielder years =… … Wikipedia
SEFER HA-YASHAR — (Heb. סֵפֶר הַיָּשָׁר; The Book of Righteousness ), an anonymous work, probably written in the 13th century, one of the most popular ethical books in the Middle Ages. The book was published for the first time in Venice, in 1544, and since then… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Kav ha-Yashar — (lit. The Just Measure ) authored by Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Kaidanover, is one of the most popular works of mussar of the last three hundred years. First published in 1705, it has appeared in over 80 editions, in nearly every country around the world … Wikipedia
Kemal, Yashar — or Yasar Kemal orig. Kemal Sadik Gogçeli born 1922, Hemite, Tur. Turkish novelist of Kurdish descent. At age five Kemal saw his father murdered in a mosque and was himself blinded in one eye. He was arrested several times for his political… … Universalium
LUZKI (Lucki), ABRAHAM BEN JOSEPH SOLOMON (Aben Yashar) — (1792–1855), Karaite scholar and poet in Crimea. He was born in lutsk (Luck) and moved as a child with his father joseph solomon b. moses luzki in 1803 to Yevpatoriya, where the latter was shofet. He was subsequently sent to Constantinople, where … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LUZKI (Lutzki, Lucki), JOSEPH SOLOMON BEN MOSES (Yashar) — (1770–1844), Karaite scholar and public figure, born at Kukizow near Lwow. He lived at Lutsk (Volhynia), had disciples there, and was a judge in the municipal council; he knew Russian and Polish well. In 1802 he moved to Yevpatoriya in the Crimea … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Reggio, Isaac Samuel (Yashar) — (1784 1855) Italian scholar and mathematician. He was born in Gorizia. His inspiration led to the founding of the Collegio Rabbinico Italiano in Padua in 1829. He published an Italian translation of the Pentateuch with a commentary in Hebrew.… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
John Robie — Infobox Musical artist Name = John Robie Background = non vocal instrumentalist Born = ? Origin = New York, United States Occupation = Musician Producer Engineer URL = http://www.discogs.com/artist/John+RobieJohn Robie is an American musician and … Wikipedia
Simeon in rabbinic literature — His name is interpreted as meaning he who listens to the words of God (Gen. R. lxxi. 4); or, according to another authority (Midr. ha Gadol to Gen. xxix. 33), it is composed of (= there is sin ), Leah alluding under this name to Zimri, the… … Wikipedia
