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Bracha Peli
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “owner of massada”. Today it says “founder and owner of the israeli publishing house”.
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Bracha Peli (1892-1986) was the owner of Massada, a publishing company in Israel , and the driving force behind the publication of The General Encyclopedia and Encyclopaedia Hebraica .1 She is credited with starting Israel's annual Hebrew Book Week . The Encyclopaedia Hebraica project began using Bracha Peli's publishing house in 1946 with her son, Alexander , supervising.2
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owner of massada
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founder and owner of the israeli publishing house
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