1 – 2 Feb 1988 13 Shevat
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12 shevat
31
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13 shevat
1
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14 shevat
2
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15 shevat
3
Tu BiShvat
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16 shevat
4
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17 shevat
5
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18 shevat
6
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19 shevat
7
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20 shevat
8
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21 shevat
9
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22 shevat
10
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23 shevat
11
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24 shevat
12
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25 shevat
13
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26 shevat
14
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27 shevat
15
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28 shevat
16
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29 shevat
17
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30 shevat
18
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1 adar
19
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2 adar
20
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3 adar
21
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4 adar
22
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5 adar
23
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6 adar
24
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7 adar
25
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8 adar
26
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9 adar
27
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10 adar
28
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11 adar
29
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12 adar
1
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13 adar
2
Fast of Esther
Rabbi Yehuda HaChassid - Sefer Cha...
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14 adar
3
Purim
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15 adar
4
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16 adar
5
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17 adar
6
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18 adar
7
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19 adar
8
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20 adar
9
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21 adar
10
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22 adar
11
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23 adar
12
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The Hebrew day begins at nightfall, so the date shown in a cell is the day that begins on the evening of the previous civil day. Times are approximate and do not replace a precise luach.
FEBRUARY 1988
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2 – 3 Feb 1988 14 Shevat
14 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Daniel Frisch - "Matok Mi'Dvash"
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2 – 3 Feb 1988 14 Shevat
14 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yitzchak Abuhatzira HaRishon
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3 – 4 Feb 1988 15 Shevat holiday
Tu BiShvat
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4 – 5 Feb 1988 16 Shevat
16 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yona Navon - Teacher of Rabbeinu Chida
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5 – 6 Feb 1988 17 Shevat
17 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Chaim Palaggi of Izmir
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5 – 6 Feb 1988 17 Shevat
17 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Moshe Katz of Kitov - talmid of the Baal Shem Tov
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5 – 6 Feb 1988 17 Shevat
17 Shevat — yahrzeit of "The Tzadik of Yavniel" - Rabbi Eliezer Shlomo Shick - Moharosh
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8 – 9 Feb 1988 20 Shevat
20 Shevat — yahrzeit of Asher ben Yaakov Avinu - 12 Tribes
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8 – 9 Feb 1988 20 Shevat
20 Shevat — yahrzeit of Chacham Ovadia Hedaya
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9 – 10 Feb 1988 21 Shevat
21 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Moshe Galanti
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9 – 10 Feb 1988 21 Shevat
21 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yechiel Meir Lifshitz of Gostynin - the "Baal HaTehillim"
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10 – 11 Feb 1988 22 Shevat
22 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Kotzk – the Kotzker Rebbe
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11 – 12 Feb 1988 23 Shevat
23 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yaakov Chaim Israel Refael Alfiya
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13 – 14 Feb 1988 25 Shevat
25 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yisrael Salanter (Rabbi Yisrael Lipkin of Salant)
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14 – 15 Feb 1988 26 Shevat
26 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi David HaLevi Segal – the Taz
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15 – 16 Feb 1988 27 Shevat
27 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Aharon Yosef Luria - the Slonimer Rebbe
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16 – 17 Feb 1988 28 Shevat
28 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rabbi Nissim Peretz - Kabbalist of Bnei Brak
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18 – 19 Feb 1988 30 Shevat
30 Shevat — yahrzeit of Rav Menachem-Mendel of Shklov
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19 – 20 Feb 1988 1 Adar
1 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Shabtai HaKohen - Shach - "Siftei Kohen"
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19 – 20 Feb 1988 1 Adar
1 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Avraham ben Meir ibn Ezra
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19 – 20 Feb 1988 1 Adar
1 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Immanuel Hai Ricchi - Mishnat Chasidim
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20 – 21 Feb 1988 2 Adar
2 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yom Tov Algazi
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20 – 21 Feb 1988 2 Adar
2 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yisrael Alter of Ger - Beis Yisrael
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21 – 22 Feb 1988 3 Adar
3 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Mordechai Yaffe - Baal HaLevushim
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22 – 23 Feb 1988 4 Adar
4 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Leib Sarah – A Hidden Tzadik
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22 – 23 Feb 1988 4 Adar
4 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Eliezer Gordon - Rosh Yeshiva of Telz
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22 – 23 Feb 1988 4 Adar
4 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Daniel Prostitz - Pressburg
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24 – 25 Feb 1988 6 Adar
6 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Daniel Prostitz - Pressburg
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24 – 25 Feb 1988 6 Adar
6 Adar — yahrzeit of Yahrzeit of Rabbi Naftali Amsterdam
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25 – 26 Feb 1988 7 Adar
7 Adar — yahrzeit of Moshe Rabbeinu
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25 – 26 Feb 1988 7 Adar
7 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yitzchak Taub of Kaliv
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26 – 27 Feb 1988 8 Adar
8 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Eliyahu HaKohen of Izmir
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26 – 27 Feb 1988 8 Adar
8 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yosef Yaavetz
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26 – 27 Feb 1988 8 Adar
8 Adar — yahrzeit of Yahrzeit of Rabbi Yosef Schwartz - Saba mi-Netanya
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27 – 28 Feb 1988 9 Adar
9 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Itzhak Ben Walid - "Vayomer Yitzchak"
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29 Feb – 1 Mar 1988 11 Adar
11 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbeinu Chida
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29 Feb – 1 Mar 1988 11 Adar
11 Adar — yahrzeit of Rabbi Yosef Rosen of Dvinsk - the Rogatchover Gaon
