Feinbrun-Dothan, Naomi, 1900-1995
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Feinbrun, Naomi, 1900-
Dothan, Naomi Feinbrun-, 1900-1995
פינברון־דותן, נעמי, 1900-1995
פינברון, נעמי
פינברון, נ., 1900-1995
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Botanists
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found: Zohary, M. Flora Palaestina, 1966- :pt. 4, 1986, t.p. (Naomi Feinbrun-Dothan)
found: LC data base, 8/18/86(hdg.: Feinbrun, Naomi, 1900- )
found: Jewish Women's Archive WWW site, 29 Aug., 2017(Naomi Feinbrun-Dothan; Botanist; one of the first and rare women who became part of the academic staff at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in the days when very few women had scientific careers, not only locally but also worldwide; For more than six decades she studied the flora of Israel and published dozens of articles and several analytical flora books; Naomi Feinbrun was born to a Zionist family in Moscow in 1900; In 1924 the entire family emigrated to Palestine; She added “Dothan” later, when her brothers Hebraized their family name after the establishment of the state of Israel; Feinbrun attended the Institute of Agriculture and Natural History in Tel Aviv; While she was working at the Institute, Feinbrun learnt English; received her Ph.D. degree in 1938; died on March 8, 1995) - https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/article/feinbrun-dotan-naomi
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1986-08-21: new
2017-08-30: revised
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