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Hans Nicolajsen,^[1] known as John Nicolayson (1803 in Løgumkloster – 1856 in Jerusalem) was a Danish missionary to Palestine for the London Society for Promoting Christianity Among the Jews.^[2]^[3] He was in effect the first representative of the British Christian mission to Jews in Palestine.^[4] He was one of those who appealed against the Damascus affair, and was founder of Christ Church, Jerusalem, and Mount Zion Cemetery, Jerusalem as predecessor of Michael Alexander (bishop).

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^ Friis, H C. Hans Nicolajsen. En dansk jødemissionær fra forrige århundrede. Israelsmissionens Bogfond, 1949.
^ CMJ bio
^ John Nicolayson and the Beginning of the Jerusalem Mission in the 19th Century By Kai Kjær-Hansen
^ Yaron Perry British mission to the Jews in nineteenth-century Palestine 2003 p22

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[1] Friis, H C. Hans Nicolajsen. En dansk jødemissionær fra forrige århundrede. Israelsmissionens Bogfond, 1949.

[2] CMJ bio

[3] John Nicolayson and the Beginning of the Jerusalem Mission in the 19th Century By Kai Kjær-Hansen

[4] Yaron Perry British mission to the Jews in nineteenth-century Palestine 2003 p22

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	'''Hans Nicolajsen''',<ref>Friis, H C. Hans Nicolajsen. En dansk jødemissionær fra forrige århundrede. Israelsmissionens Bogfond, 1949.</ref> known as '''John Nicolayson''' (1803 in [[Løgumkloster]] – 1856 in [[Jerusalem]]) was a Danish missionary to Palestine for the [[London Society for Promoting Christianity Among the Jews]].<ref>[http://www.cmj-israel.org/oldsite/biographies_Nicolayson.html CMJ bio]</ref><ref>[http://www.lcje.net/bulletins/2003/72/72_02.html John Nicolayson and the Beginning of the Jerusalem Mission in the 19th Century By Kai Kjær-Hansen]</ref> He was in effect the first representative of the British [[Christian mission to Jews]] in Palestine.<ref>Yaron Perry ''British mission to the Jews in nineteenth-century Palestine'' 2003 p22</ref> He was one of those who appealed against the [[Damascus affair]], and was founder of [[Christ Church, Jerusalem]], and [[Mount Zion Cemetery, Jerusalem]] as predecessor of [[Michael Alexander (bishop)]].		'''Hans Nicolajsen''',<ref>Friis, H C. Hans Nicolajsen. En dansk jødemissionær fra forrige århundrede. Israelsmissionens Bogfond, 1949.</ref> known as '''John Nicolayson''' (1803 in [[Løgumkloster]] – 1856 in [[Jerusalem]]) was a Danish missionary to Palestine for the [[London Society for Promoting Christianity Among the Jews]].<ref>[http://www.cmj-israel.org/oldsite/biographies_Nicolayson.html CMJ bio]</ref><ref>[http://www.lcje.net/bulletins/2003/72/72_02.html John Nicolayson and the Beginning of the Jerusalem Mission in the 19th Century By Kai Kjær-Hansen]</ref> He was in effect the first representative of the British [[Christian mission to Jews]] in Palestine.<ref>Yaron Perry ''British mission to the Jews in nineteenth-century Palestine'' 2003 p22</ref> He was one of those who appealed against the [[Damascus affair]], and was founder of [[Christ Church, Jerusalem]], and [[Mount Zion Cemetery, Jerusalem]] as predecessor of [[Michael Alexander (bishop)]].