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Currently, the article lists a Hebrew-language spelling of Feldman's name. However, there is no source provided that actually uses this transliteration of Feldman's name. Moreover, while it is entirely possible that Feldman had a Hebrew-language Jewish name, Jewish names follow an X son/daughter of Y format (א בן/בת ב), whereas the transcribed name included in the article directly mimics the Russian name style of Name Patronymic Family-name, which leads me to believe that it was simply copied from the Hebrew-language Wikipedia page on the subject (which itself does not cite any Hebrew-language sources) and that there is thus no real reason to include it in this article. signed, Rosguilltalk20:34, 30 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]