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  • Yom Ṭov Lipmann ben Nathan ha-Levi Heller

    …written works are an autobiography, Megillat eyva (“Scroll of Hate”; first published in 1818), which documented the various communities in which he had lived and included accounts of massacres of Jews in Prague (1618) and Ukraine (1643). The most famous of his many religious works is his commentary on the…

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    …written works are an autobiography, Megillat eyva (“Scroll of Hate”; first published in 1818), which documented the various communities in which he had lived and included accounts of massacres of Jews in Prague (1618) and Ukraine (1643). The most famous of his many religious works is his commentary on the…

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