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English: Editorial staff of Razsvet in Saint Petersburg, 1912. Sitting (R-L): 1) Max (Mordecai) Soloveichik (Solieli), 2) Avraham Ben David Idelson, 3) Zeev Jabotinsky; Standing: 1) Arnold Zeidman, 2) Alexander Goldstein, 3) Shlomo Gefstein.
עברית: מערכת "ראזסוויט" בסנקט פטרבורג, 1912. יושבים (מימין): מקס (מרדכי) סולובייצ'יק (סוליאלי), אברהם בן דוד אידלסון, זאב ז'בוטינסקי; עומדים: ארנולד זיידמן, אלכסנדר גולדשטיין, שלמה גפשטיין. |
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Source | The David B. Keidan Collection of Digital Images from the Central Zionist Archives (via Harvard University Library) |
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