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... Rómáig nyomul, és csak Markianosz kelet-római császár dunai átkelésének hírére köt fegyverszünetet a római békeküldöttséggel, amelynek I. Leó pápa is tagja volt.
614 JERUSALEM (Eretz Israel)
After a 20 day siege, the city fell to the Persians under the General Romizanes. 37,000 Christians were deported. Jews were given permission to run the city. At that time ther... |
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1946 June 19, KFAR GILADI (Eretz Israel)
In a raid on the kibbutz, twelve members were injured while offering passive resistance. When hundreds of nearby residents tried to reach the kibbut... |
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1946 June 17, NIGHT OF THE BRIDGES (Eretz Israel)
In a coordinated effort by the Haganah, eleven bridges linking Eretz-Israel to other countries were destroyed. North of Acre, 14 of the fighters... |
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... entire republic. Within a few years a limited number of Jews, specifically those engaged in money lending and business, were again allowed to live there.
1920 June 15, HAGANAH (Eretz Israel)
Self-Defense Force was formed during a meeting of the Ahdut Avodah party. It was designed to take the place of the Ha-Shomer Ha-Tzair movement, and was dedicated to havlagah... |
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... RAF bomb docks in Tobruk, Libya.
1940: Italian submarine Bagnolini sinks British cruiser Calypso south of Crete.
1941 June 12, LUFTWAFFE BOMBED TEL AVIV AND HAIFA (Eretz Israel)
Twelve people were killed in a Tel Aviv old age home.
1941: The RAF raids the Ruhr, Rhineland and German ports in the first of 20 consecutive night raids.
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Built of wood, the entire Jewish quarter burned while the gentile population watched and pillaged. Fifteen people died and eighty scrolls were burned.
1871 June 11, HATZOFE B'ERETZ CHADASHA (The Observer in the New Land) (USA)
Edited by Henry Berenstein, it became the first Hebrew periodical to be published in the USA.
1937 June 11, GENERAL YONA... |
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... about12 million Jews. Among its resolutions were also that countries would be held responsible for pogroms committed on their soil, and another supporting the rights of the Jewish people to Eretz- Israel. The Committee dispersed in 1936 when it was replaced by the World Jewish Congress.
1940 June 10, ITALY DECLARED WAR ON GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE
A month later, ... |
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... a vádlottban kell keresni", kommentálta a mártír olasz tudós perét 1942-ben Mercati bíboros (vö. 1600. február 17.).
1932 June 9, HYDROELECTRIC POWER STATION (Naharayim, Eretz Israel)
Built by Pinhas Rutenberg, founder of the Palestine Electric Company. Located near where the Yarmuk and Jordan rivers meet, it regulated the flow from the Sea of Galilee throu... |
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Június 2.
637 CAESAREA (Eretz Israel)
After a 7-month siege, a Jew named Joseph led the Moslem attackers through a tunnel to capture the city. There were an estimated 100,000 Jews in Caesarea. After the fall of the city, the anti-Jewish tenets of the Pact of Omar was enforced against them.
941 TIBET
Abu Dulaf, a Moslem traveler, reported visiting ... |
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... TO ROME
Was led by Rabbi Gamliel II, along with Rabbis Akiva, Joshua and Eleazar to request that Emperor Domitian rescind one of his anti- Jewish proclamations.
140 USHA (Eretz Israel)
After the disaster of the Bar Kochba revolt, the Lower Galilee replaced Yabneh as the center of talmudic learning and the Rabbinical Court (Sanhedrin) in Eretz Israel. Among ... |
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