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Nathan ben Moses Hannover was a 17th-century Ruthenian Jewish scholar renowned for his historical writings, particularly concerning the Khmelnytsky Uprising (Chmielnicki massacres) of 1648-1649. His chronicle, *Yeven Metzulah* (Abyss of Despair), provides a detailed and emotionally charged account of the Cossack revolt and its devastating impact on the Jewish communities of Poland and Ukraine. He was a Talmudist and Kabbalist whose work is considered a primary source for understanding this period of Jewish history. Hannover's writings reflect the suffering and resilience of the Jewish people amidst widespread violence and persecution.
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