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Leventhal, A[braham] J. (‘Con’) (1896-1979), TCD lecturer and man of letters. Born in Dublin and educated at TCD, he helped to found a Zionist weekly paper. He backed the publication of the controversial magazine Tomorrow (1924). In 1932 he succeeded Samuel Beckett as a lecturer in French at TCD.

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