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Also known as Benzion Mileikowsky

Jewish encyclopedist, historian and medievalist (1910–2012)

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Benzion Netanyahu, born Benzion Milejkowski in 1910, was an Israeli historian, pedagogue, writer, and university teacher. He was educated at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and served as a university teacher at Cornell University and the University of Denver. His field of work included history, Jewish studies, and Zionism, with a specific interest in the Spanish Inquisition. He spoke Hebrew and English.

Netanyahu authored six works, including *The Marranos of Spain, from the late XIVth to the early XVth century, according to contemporary Hebrew sources*, *Los Origenes de La Inquisicion*, *The World history of the Jewish people*, *The Founding Fathers Of Zionism*, and *Don Isaac Abravanel*. He was the father of Benjamin Netanyahu, Jonathan Netanyahu, and Iddo Netanyahu, and the son of Nathan Mileikowsky. He held citizenship in the Russian Empire, the United States, and Israel. Netanyahu died in Jerusalem in 2012 and was buried at Har HaMenuchot.

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Works
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  • The Marranos of Spain, from the late XIVth to the early XVth century, according to contemporary Hebrew sources
  • Los Origenes de La Inquisicion
  • The World history of the Jewish people
  • The Founding Fathers Of Zionism
  • Don Isaac Abravanel

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Instance of
human
Family name
Netanyahu
Gender
male
Citizenship
United States
Place of birth
Warsaw
Place of death
Jerusalem
Occupation
zionist
Languages spoken
English language
Religion
Judaism
Field of work
Zionism
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date of birth
1910-03-25
date of death
2012-04-30
birth name
Benzion Milejkowski
place of burial
Har HaMenuchot
interested in
Spanish Inquisition
subject has role
centenarian
Commons category
Benzion Netanyahu
name in native language
בנציון נתניהו
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