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Father of modern Hebrew. A Lithuanian linguist who emigrated to Jerusalem, he devoted his life to the rebirth of Hebrew as a spoken language. His monumental dictionary (17 volumes) and his struggle for Hebrew in schools turned this dead language into a living national tongue.
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