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Khalil Totah
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Person · Educator; principal of the Arab College in Jerusalem
1886–1955
Born in Ramallah on 20 May 1886 to Quaker parents, he studied at the Friends’ schools, in Jerusalem and in the United States, at Clark College and Columbia’s Teachers College, and in 1912 returned to be principal of the Friends Boys’ Training School in Ramallah. From 1919 to 1925 he was assistant principal and then principal of the Men’s Teacher Training College in Jerusalem, later the Arab College. He died at Whittier, California, on 24 February 1955.
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Khalil Abdallah Totah
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PersonKhalil Totah was born in PlaceRamallah
Role: Born here: 20 May 1886, Ramallah
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