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Ada Brodsky (née Ada Neumark) (born 30 October 1924, Frankfurt (Oder); died 12 April 2011, Jerusalem) was an Israeli radio journalist and translator from German into Hebrew. She was a winner of the Goethe Medal in 1995 for her contributions to the cultural relationship between Germany and Israel.

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dbo:abstract	Ada Brodsky (née Ada Neumark) (born 30 October 1924, Frankfurt (Oder); died 12 April 2011, Jerusalem) was an Israeli radio journalist and translator from German into Hebrew. She was a winner of the Goethe Medal in 1995 for her contributions to the cultural relationship between Germany and Israel. (en) Ada Brodsky, geborene Neumark, (hebräisch עדה ברודסקי; 30. Oktober 1924 in Frankfurt (Oder), Deutsches Reich – 12. April 2011 in Jerusalem) war eine israelische Hörfunkjournalistin und Übersetzerin deutscher Lyrik ins Hebräische. (de)
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