רשף Warszawczyk Warszawscik Reshef, Akiva Akiba Akiwa ben Ahron Mordechai
| Birth Name | רשף Warszawczyk Warszawscik Reshef, Akiva Akiba Akiwa ben Ahron Mordechai |
| Birth Name | Warszawczyk Warszawscik, Akiva Akiba Akiwa ben Ahron Mordechai |
| Also Known As | רשף, עקיבא בן אהרון מרדכי |
| Call Name | Akiva |
| Call Name | Akiva |
| Call Name | עקיבא |
| Gender | male |
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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| Birth | 1911 | Warszawa Warsaw, województwo Mazowieckie, Polska |
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| Marriage | 1938 | Warszawa Warsaw, województwo Mazowieckie, Polska | Akiva Warszawczyk married Aviva Goldstein |
Event Note Shortly after Akiva Warszawczyk married Aviva Goldstein, she followed the instructions of her haShomer haTzair madrichim, and sailed for Palestine. |
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| Boat | August 23, 1946 | ארבע חרויות also see Dov Hoz Fede II Four Freedoms Arba Heruyot |
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| Camp | 1946 | מחנה המעצר בעתלית Atlit Detention Camp ,עתלית Atlit, חוף הכרמל, חיפה, ישראל | Akiva Warszawczyk had been injured, and sick, so the British exempted him from forceful deportation to Cyprus |
Event Note
After a short stay in Atlit Detention Camp, Akiva Warszawczyk was released and taken to kibbutz Eilon, where, , after a tireless and difficult trail through Russia and Europe, he was reunited with his wife, Aviva, whom he had not seen since 1938, and his seven years old daughter, Ilana, who had been born during his absence.
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| Residence | קיבוץ אילון חורש אילון kibbutz Eilon, מטה אשר, גליל מערבי, ישראל |
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Akiva עקיבא was the Aramaic form Jacob.
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Reshef רשף meant Flame, Lightning iIn Classical Hebrew (Psalm 78:48)
the figurative word for Arrow as "lightning of the bow" (Job 5:7)
"a burning fever, a plague" by which the body is "inflamed" (Deuteronomy 32:24).
Reshef
Resheph
Reshpu
Rashshaf
Reshpa refers to the Canaanite deity of plague and war, and was associated with lightning, and interpreted as a weather deity.
Reshef refers to the Egyption God of horses and chariots.
In Syria, Reshef was regarded as the God of War.
the Phoenicians,regarded Reshef as a god of burning and destructive fire and of lightning.
Pedigree
- רשף Warszawczyk Warszawscik Reshef, Akiva Akiba Akiwa ben Ahron Mordechai