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This week in Jewish history
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Jerusalem Post
02-17-2002
Headline: This week in Jewish history
Byline: Elli Wohlgelernter
Edition; Daily
Section: Jewish World
Page: 07
Sunday, February 17, 2002 -- 5 Adar
Yahrzeit of Sara Coppio Sullam, Italian poet, 1641
Yahrzeit of R. Yisrael Muschkat, author of Harei Besamim, 1868
Yahrzeit of Karl Heinrich b. Heinrich Marx, German- born social philosopher and chief theoretician of modern socialism, author of Da...
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