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Yeshiva of Nitra Rabbinical College

Yeshiva of Nitra Rabbinical College, established in 1907, is an active ROR organization in Mount Kisco, US. ROR classifies the organization under education. This profile preserves public aliases, acronyms, external identifiers, location details and organization relationships supplied by the Research Organization Registry, then links the record to other organizations in the same city and country and to recorded airports in the same city. It is a directory profile, not a university ranking, quality assessment, admissions guide or statement of endorsement by ROR or DataOfWorld.

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Key facts

ROR identifier
https://ror.org/04r030w90
Country
US
City
Mount Kisco
Administrative area
New York
Website
http://yeshivaofnitra.org/
Established
1907
Organization types
education
External identifiers
gridgrid.465787.f
isni0000 0004 0523 3460
Organization relationships
Latitude
41.20426
Longitude
-73.72708
ROR last modified
2024-12-11

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Names, identifiers and relationships

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GRID identifiersgrid.465787.f
ISNI identifiers0000 0004 0523 3460

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2Indexed works
7Citations recorded

Published topics: Biblical Studies and Interpretation, Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies, Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies, Historical and Linguistic Studies

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2.00 works2013

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20132.00 works——

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