Akiva Hakohen (Alter of Salonika) Katz (c.1340 - 1391) Icn_world

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Nicknames: "Elder of Salonika"
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Birthplace: Spain
Death: Died in Thessalonika, Central Macedonia, Greece
Occupation: Av Beit Din of Salonika, Rabbi in Solnica, Greece, RABBI (IN sALONICA, GREECE) BORN IN SPAIN, Rabbi in Salonika
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About Akiva Hakohen (Alter of Salonika) Katz

Direct dec of Eli HaKohen—Kohen Gadol and judge at Shiloh, teacher of Shmuel HaNavi.

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הג"ר עקיבא כ"ץ אב"ד סלוניקי -------------------- ID: I67066 Name: Akiva (Rabbi) HaCohen KATZ Sex: M Name: Akiba KATZ Name: Akiva KATZ Name: Akiva Hagaon KATZ Name: Akiva (Rabbi) KOHEN ZEDEK 1 Birth: ABT 1360 in Spain Death: in Salonika, Central Macedonia, Greece Occupation: Head of the rabbinic court of Salonika Event: Historical Nickname "Akiva the Elder of Salonika"

Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Children

Yitzhak (Rabbi) HaCohen KATZ of Buda b: ABT 1400 in Salonika, Central Macedonia, Greece

Sources: Title: "A world apart: a memoir of Jewish life in nineteenth century Galicia" Author: Joseph Margoshes, Ira Robinson, Rebecca Margolis Repository: Media: Book Page: p. 184

A world apart: a memoir of Jewish life in nineteenth century Galicia Joseph Margoshes

(http://books.google.com.ar/books/about/A_world_apart.html?hl=es&id=P9DUWyL8NTUC Academic Studies PRess, 10/09/2008 - 195 páginas)

In 1936, Joseph Margoshes (1866-1955), a writer for the New York Yiddish daily "Morgen Journal", published a memoir of his youth in Austro-Hungarian Galicia. In it, he evoked a world that had been changed almost beyond recognition as a result of the First World War, and was shortly to be completely obliterated by the Holocaust. Margoshes gives the reader important insights into the many-faceted Jewish life of Austro-Hungarian Galicia. We read of the Orthodox and the Enlightened, urban and rural life, Jews and their gentile neighbors, and much more. This book is an important evocation of an entire Jewish society and civilization, and bears comparison with Yehiel Yeshaia Trunks masterful evocation of Jewish life in Poland, Poyln.