Anania Efremovich Dubinsky ( 1857 , Troki - 4 ( 17 ) January 1913 , ibid.) - Karaite gazzan and melammed .
| Anania Efremovich Dubinsky | ||
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| 1908 [1] - 1913 | ||
| Predecessor | Isaac-Boguslav Nisanovich Firkovich | |
| Successor | Zakhari Mikhailovich Mitskevich | |
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| 1899 - 1903 | ||
| Birth | 1857 Troki , Vilna Province , Russian Empire | |
| Death | January 4 (January 17 ) 1913 Troki , Vilna Province , Russian Empire | |
Biography
Born in Troki in a poor Karaite family. He graduated from midrash with the title of "Ribby", which, under the Trok Gakham I.-B. Z. Kaplanovsky was not easy enough. He wanted to continue his education, but it became impossible because of the death of his father. From 1899 to 1903 he served as a ghazan and teacher of the Hebrew language in Kherson , who was forced to leave due to the difficult financial situation [2] . Engaged in farming and trade. He privately taught Hebrew lessons of Karaite youth, trying to instill in them a love for native literature [3] . The last years of his life served as a junior hazzan in Troki. In 1911, on the instructions of the Troka of Karaite spiritual government, excavated an ancient Troitsky Karaite cemetery, where they found the headstone of the doctor Ezra ben Nisan ha-Rofe (1595–1666), who, according to legend, cured of a serious illness the daughter of Polish king Jan Casimir [2] . On October 30, 1911, he participated in the first bookmark ceremony in Vilna of kenassa [4] .
He was the author of unpublished theological works and religious poetry in Hebrew in honor of various social events [5] .
He died in 1913 in Trokah [2] .
Notes
- ↑ Refael Abkowicz . Sany hazzanłarynyn Trok dzymatnyn // Karaj Awazy . - Łuck, 1936. - № 10 . - p . 2 .
- ↑ 1 2 3 P. In memory of Anania Efremovich Dubinsky // Karaite word . - Vilna, 1913. - № 1 . - pp . 11-13 .
- ↑ Elyashevich, 1993 , p. 42
- ↑ The Celebration of the Bookmark of Kenas in Vilna: A Chronicle. The triumph of the bookmark. // Karaite life . - M. , 1911. - October-November ( № 5-6 ). - S. 124 .
- ↑ Kizilov, 2015 , p. 86
Literature
- Elyashevich B. S. Karaimsky biographical dictionary (from the end of the VIII century to 1960) / ed. M.N. Guboglo, A.I. Kuznetsov, L.I. Missonova, Yu. B. Simchenko, V.A. Tishkov. - M .: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences, 1993. - Prince. 2. - 238 s. - (“Peoples and Cultures”; vol. XIV). - 250 copies - ISSN 0868-586X .
- Kizilov M. The Sons of Scripture: The Karaites in Poland and Lithuania in the Twentieth Century . - Berlin; Warsaw: De Gruyter Open, 2015. –P . 527. - ISBN 978-3-11-042525-3 .