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Max Weinreich

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וויינרייך, מאיר מאקס · מקס ויינרייך
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Vainraikh, M. · Vaynraykh, M. · WEINREICH, MEIR MAX · Wainraich, Maks · Weinreich, M. · Weinreich, Maks · וויינרייך, מאקס · ווינריים, מ. · װינרײך, מאקס · Ṿainraikh, Maḳs · Ṿaynraykh, Maḳs
Born
1894
Place of birth
Kuldīga
Place of birth (as recorded)
Kuldīga
Died
1969
Place of death
New York
Place of death (as recorded)
New York, NY
Occupation
Philologe · Linguist · Literarhistoriker
(1894–1969), Yiddish linguist, literary scholar, and public intellectual. Born in Kuldiga, Latvia (then in Russia; Ger., Goldingen), Max Weinreich grew up in a German-speaking home and first took an interest in Yiddish as a teenager. His native region, Courland, had a large German population as well as a significant number of German-speaking Jews, although the historical language of the Jewish community was Yiddish. Weinreich attended Saint Petersburg University and did graduate studies in linguistics at Marburg University, where he completed his doctorate in 1923. His dissertation is entitled “Studien zur Geschichte und dialektischen Gliederung der jiddischen Sprache” (Studies in the History and Dialect Distribution of the Yiddish Language, published in 1993 with the title Geschichte der jiddischen Sprachforschung [History of Yiddish Linguistics]). In 1923, Weinreich also published his first book in Yiddish, based on his dissertation and titled Shtaplen (Rungs). It includes four essays on the history of Yiddish philology and literature.
Sprachwissenschaftler des Jiddischen und Leiter des Yidisher Visnshaftlekher Institut (YIVO)

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הגירה: בשנת 1940 היגר לארצות הברית.
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מידע על שם: : שמותיו הבדויים: מ. וו. רייך, מ. לאזאריעוו, שרה ברענער, יוסף פערל, פ. בערמאן.
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מקום לידה: Kuldiga
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מקום לידה: גולדינגן Kuldiga], רוסיה, כיום לאטביה]
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מקום פטירה: New York
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מקום פטירה: ניו יורק
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תאריך לידה עברי: טז ניסן תרנ"ד [22.4.1894]
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תאריך פטירה עברי: י שבט תשכ"ט [29.1.1969].
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Sprachwissenschaftler des Jiddischen und Leiter des Yidisher Visnshaftlekher Institut (YIVO)
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(1894–1969), Yiddish linguist, literary scholar, and public intellectual. Born in Kuldiga, Latvia (then in Russia; Ger., Goldingen), Max Weinreich grew up in a German-speaking home and first took an interest in Yiddish as a teenager. His native region, Courland, had a large Germa…
(1894–1969), Yiddish linguist, literary scholar, and public intellectual. Born in Kuldiga, Latvia (then in Russia; Ger., Goldingen), Max Weinreich grew up in a German-speaking home and first took an interest in Yiddish as a teenager. His native region, Courland, had a large German population as well as a significant number of German-speaking Jews, although the historical language of the Jewish community was Yiddish. Weinreich attended Saint Petersburg University and did graduate studies in linguistics at Marburg University, where he completed his doctorate in 1923. His dissertation is entitled “Studien zur Geschichte und dialektischen Gliederung der jiddischen Sprache” (Studies in the History and Dialect Distribution of the Yiddish Language, published in 1993 with the title Geschichte der jiddischen Sprachforschung [History of Yiddish Linguistics]). In 1923, Weinreich also published his first book in Yiddish, based on his dissertation and titled Shtaplen (Rungs). It includes four essays on the history of Yiddish philology and literature.
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