Pascheles, Wolf
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Also known as (5 names)
- he
- פאשעלעס, וולף
- –
- Pascheles, Jakob W. · Pasheles, Volf · Pašeles, Wolf · Wolf Pascheles
- Born
- 1814
- Place of birth
- Prague
- Place of birth (as recorded)
- Prag
- Died
- 1857
- Place of death
- Prague
(1814–1857), Hebrew printer, publisher, and bookseller. The son of impoverished parents, Wolf Pascheles earned his livelihood from childhood by tutoring in Prague and its immediate vicinity. In 1828, he edited and published a book of German prayers for Jewish women titled Deutsche Gebete für Frauen (in German with Hebrew letters), whose popularity was evidenced by the appearance of several editions under various titles. In 1832, during the cholera epidemic in Prague, Pascheles edited a booklet containing the prayers and seliḥot (penitential prayers) of Rabbi Eli‘ezer Ashkenazi. With the money earned from editions of the Hebrew and Yiddish prayer books, Pascheles in 1836 opened Prague’s first Hebrew bookshop—selling both new and used books—and another in Brno in 1844.
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Pascheles, Wolf
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Pascheles, Wolf
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- birth date
- 1814
- normalised birth date
- 1814
- death date
- 1857
- normalised death date
- 1857
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- alternative label
- Pasheles, Volf
- alternative label
- פאשעלעס, וולף
- preferred label
- Pascheles, Wolf
- preferred label
- פשלס, וולף
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- male
Pascheles, Wolf
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(1814–1857), Hebrew printer, publisher, and bookseller. The son of impoverished parents, Wolf Pascheles earned his livelihood from childhood by tutoring in Prague and its immediate vicinity. In 1828, he edited and published a book of German prayers for Jewish women titled Deutsch…
(1814–1857), Hebrew printer, publisher, and bookseller. The son of impoverished parents, Wolf Pascheles earned his livelihood from childhood by tutoring in Prague and its immediate vicinity. In 1828, he edited and published a book of German prayers for Jewish women titled Deutsche Gebete für Frauen (in German with Hebrew letters), whose popularity was evidenced by the appearance of several editions under various titles. In 1832, during the cholera epidemic in Prague, Pascheles edited a booklet containing the prayers and seliḥot (penitential prayers) of Rabbi Eli‘ezer Ashkenazi. With the money earned from editions of the Hebrew and Yiddish prayer books, Pascheles in 1836 opened Prague’s first Hebrew bookshop—selling both new and used books—and another in Brno in 1844.- title
- Pascheles, Wolf
- alternative label
- Wolf Pascheles
- preferred label
- Pascheles, Wolf
- has related
- Brno
- has related
- Kapper, Siegfried
- has related
- Prague
- has related
- Weisel, Leopold
History
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