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427 words, approx. 1 pages KOTLER, AHARON (1892–1962), was a rabbi and prominent educator in eastern Europe and the United States. A child prodigy, Kotler was sent as a youth to study in the famous musar-yeshivah of Slobodka (near modern-day Kaunas, Lithuania), which... summary from source:
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Rabbi Aharon (or Ahroyn, Aaron, Aron) Kotler (1891 - 1962) was a prominent leader of Orthodox Judaism in Lithuania, and later the United States of America, where he built one of the first yeshivas in the... 
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 Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship According to Kotler
04/01/2006: 503 words, approx. 2 pages According to Kotler: Philip Kotler AMACOM (2005) 168 pages, $17.95 Reviewed by: William C. Johnson Nova Southeastern University When Philip Kotler speaks (on marketing) people listen. Or at least they should! In one of Kotler's latest books, According to Kotler, the... summary from source:
The Independent - London Obituary: Aharon Remez
04/15/1994: 802 words, approx. 3 pages Aharon Remez, air force officer, diplomat, politician, artist; born Tel Aviv 8 May 1919; Israeli Ambassador to Court of St James 1965-70: married (one son, three daughters); died Jerusalem 3 April 1994. Although he achieved much as Israel's first air force chief, as...
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