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Dov Ber of Bolechów

Also: BIRKENTHAL, DOV BAER B. JUDAH OF BOLECHOW · Ber · Ber (Birkental) of Bolechów · Ber Birkenthal, Dov · Ber of Bolechów · Ber, aus Bolechow · Ber, of Bolechow · Ber, z Bolechowa

(in some sources, Ber Birkenthal; 1723–1805), wine merchant, Hebrew writer, and memoirist. Born in the Polish province of Ruthenia (later Galicia), Ber of Bolechów proves the existence of a class of men within the eighteenth-century Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth whose worldviews encompassed deep traditional Jewish learning and broad secular knowledge even before the formal Jewish Enlightenment movement began in Eastern Europe.

Life
1723–1805
Born in
Bolechow
Died in
Bolechow
Occupation
Historiker, Kaufmann
Elsewhere
GND 119353679 · VIAF · Wikidata Q818647 · Wikipedia
In JudaicaLink
entity page ep/1011163 · TagMe dbpedia/Ber_aus_Bolechow

In Compact Memory

3 mentions on 3 pages of 3 journals, 1913–1925 query

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  1. 1913-05-01 · 3 (Mai-Juni 1913) · p. Seite 90

    … Tomaschow, Prediger in Lemberg, (s. Buber, 426 אנשי שם) ben Jehuda Löb. Sein Sohn Jehuda Löb war der Schwiegersohn des Ber Bolechow, Verfasser des שבט מיהודה Zolkiew, 1802 (fehlt bei Benjacob!), war Rabbiner in Zurawno und Skole, wo sein Sohn Moses, V…

  2. 1925-01-01 · 1924 (1925) · page 10

    …. — Balaban: Dzieje Zydow. — Bernfeld: Die jüdische Literatur. — Bloch: Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben. — The memoirs of Ber Bolechow by Vishnitzer. — Das Buch von den polnischen Juden. — Breuer: I. Juden- Problem. — Dingler: Die Kultur der Juden. —Rolf…

  3. 1925-01-01 · Editorial · p. Seite 462

    …einrichs Goethe und die Juden 191. — Vaihinger, H.s Die Philosophie des Als Ob 169 ff. — Vishnitzcr* M.: The Memoirs of Ber Bolechow (1723—1805) 121. — Weiß, Adolf: Moses ben Maimon, Führer der Unschlüssigen, ins Deutsche übertragen 451. — Wiener, Haro…

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