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Zakhor
HistoryFigure1843–1892

שלמה בכור חוצין

Region: Bagdad

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From an eminent rabbinical family of Baghdad and descendant of Sadqa Bekhor Hussein, he founded in 1867 the third Hebrew printing press in Baghdad. He translated into Judeo-Arabic parts of the Haggada of Pesach and the Siddur, and documented community life (including a 1892 list preserved at the National Library of Israel).

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