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Jewish Naming Practices

• Shiva.com Naming a Child
• The Laws of Jewish Names
• Jewish name, Wikipedia
• Jewish surnames, Wikipedia
• Hebrew name, Wikipedia

• "Portfolio of Notifications" - Names Changes

Between October 8, 1948, and November 18, 1979, lists were published of citizens who changed their names to Hebraize them – surnames, first names, or both.