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Mansoor, Menahem was born on August 4, 1911 in Port Said, Egypt. Son of Asher S. and Yonah H. (Shalom) Mansoor. came to the United States, 1954, naturalized, 1963.
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Part 1 of a one year program in biblical Hebrew. Volume 1 introduces the Hebrew alphabet, basic vocabulary and grammar, and simple translation exercises. To augment the basic stress on grammatical structure, readings skills, comprehension, and vocabulary, the author has added special sections on the development of the Hebrew language and its relationship to other ancient Semitic languages. Also included are carefully selected passages of Biblical prose and tables showing the basic patterns of verbs and nouns. Menahem Mansoor, professor emeritus of Hebrew and Semitic studied, taught at the University of Wisconsin in Madison for twenty-seven years. He earned the Ph.D degree from Trinity College in Dublin and has written more than twenty-five textbooks and monographs.
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author Emeritus Semitic languages educator
Mansoor, Menahem was born on August 4, 1911 in Port Said, Egypt. Son of Asher S. and Yonah H. (Shalom) Mansoor. came to the United States, 1954, naturalized, 1963.
Student in oriental studies, University London, 1939. Bachelor with honors, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, 1941. Master of Arts, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, 1942.
Doctor of Philosophy, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, 1944. Doctor of Philosophy (honorary), Edgewood College, 1986.
Senior education officer, Jerusalem, 1946-1949;
assistant press attache, British Foreign Service, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1949-1954;
research fellow, lecturer, Johns Hopkins Oriental Seminary, 1954-1955;
member of faculty, University of Wisconsin, 1955-1982;
professor Semitic languages, University of Wisconsin, 1955-1977;
department chairman Semitic languages and literature, University of Wisconsin, 1955-1977;
Joseph L. Baron professor, University of Wisconsin, 1973-1982;
emeritus professor, University of Wisconsin, since 1982. Member accreditation team North Central Association Colleges Universities. Chairman Hebrew committee College Entrance Examination Board, 1964-1969.
Chairman, founder MadisonBibl. Archaeol. Society, 1967. Member board Wisconsin Writers' Council, since 1964.
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Member Society Biblical Literature (Midwest president 1969-1970), American Oriental Society (Midwest president 1970-1971), Modern Language Association, Wisconsin Academy Arts, Sciences and Letters (vice president 1986-1987), Middle East Studies Association, Association Jewish Studies, National Association Hebrew professors.
Married Claire Dora Kramer, November 29, 1951. Children: Yardena Miriam, Daniel Jonathan.