Talk:Franz Delitzsch

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Institutum Judaicum

This article credits Delitzsch with founding the Institutum Judaicum in 1880. The article on Hermann Strack gives the credit to Strack in 1883. Anyone care to comment? Guedalia D'Montenegro

See, Institutum Judaicum although the dates are still questionable.Guedalia D'Montenegro

Rohling

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The work on Rohling is on archive.org free. http://archive.org/details/rohlingstalmudju00deliuoft 108.56.212.179 (talk) 20:38, 29 September 2013 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Franz Delitzsch

Institutum Judaicum

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