Talk:Maria Weizman

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[edit] Weizmann with double n

As her brother was Chaim Weizmann, who spelled his name with two "n"s, presumably she did, too. The name of the page should be changed accordingly.--Gilabrand 20:20, 17 July 2007 (UTC)