Nathan Birnbaum

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Also known as (13 names)

he: בירנבאום, נתן · בירנבוים, נתן בן מנחם · נתן בירנבוים
und-Cyrl: Ахер, Матиас · Бирнбаум, Натан · Матиас Ахер
–: Acher, Mathias · BIRNBAUM, NATHAN B. MENAHEM · BYRNBWYM, NTN · Birnbaum, Natan · Birnbaum, Nusen · Birnboim, Nātan · Natan (Nosn) Birnbaum

Born: 1864
Place of birth (as recorded): Wien
Died: 1937
Place of death: Scheveningen

(1864–1937), author and publicist. Born in Vienna to moderately Orthodox parents, Nathan Birnbaum (who adopted the pseudonym Mathias Acher) grew estranged from observant Judaism in secondary school, but unlike his peers who felt themselves thoroughly German, Birnbaum declared that the Jews themselves constituted a distinct nation destined to reclaim Palestine as its national homeland. In 1883, with Reuven Bierer (1837–1931) and Moritz Schnirer (1860–1942), he cofounded the academic fraternity Kadimah, an early Jewish nationalist society whose first members consisted mostly of Galician Jewish students studying in Vienna.

Österreichischer, jüdischer Schriftsteller und Aktivist. Hrsg. von Zeitschriften wie Selbstemanzipation (Wien 1885-86), Jüdische Volkszeitung (Berlin 1890) und Zion (1890)

Identifiers

DBpedia: Nathan_Birnbaum
GND: 118663453 · about · 1210563967
Library of Congress: n87929392 id · n87929392 id
VIAF: 24658071 · 24658071
Wikidata: Q112161
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb12251234x catalogue
de.wikipedia.org: Nathan_Birnbaum_(Schriftsteller) de
en.wikipedia.org: Nathan_Birnbaum en
hub.culturegraph.org: 118663453 hub
kalliope-verbund.info: 118663453
www.biographien.ac.at: Birnbaum_Nathan_1864_1937.xml?frames=yes
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de: 118663453
www.isni.org: 0000000108796136

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Nathan Birnbaum

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Birnbaum, Nathan

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gnd identifier: 118663453
birth date: 1864
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birth location: Wien
birth year: 1864
death date: 1937
normalised death date: 1937
death location: Scheveningen
death location URI: Scheveningen
alternative label: Acher, Mathias
alternative label: BYRNBWYM, NTN
alternative label: Birnbaum, Nusen
alternative label: Birnboim, Nātan
alternative label: Bîrnbôîm, Nātān
preferred label: Birnbaum, Nathan

Birnbaum, Nathan

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birth date: 1864-05-16
normalised birth date: 1864-05-16
birth location: Vienna
death date: 1937-04-02
normalised death date: 1937-04-02
death location: Scheveningen
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alternative label: Acher, Mathias
alternative label: BIRNBAUM, NATHAN B. MENAHEM
alternative label: Birnbaum, Natan
alternative label: Ахер, Матиас @und-Cyrl
alternative label: Матиас Ахер @und-Cyrl
alternative label: בירנבאום, נתן @he
alternative label: בירנבוים, נתן בן מנחם @he
skos:note: מקום לידה: Vienna
skos:note: מקום לידה: ווינה
skos:note: מקום פטירה: Scheveningen
skos:note: מקום פטירה: סכוונינגן Scheveningen], הולאנד]
skos:note: תאריך לידה עברי: י אייר תרכ"ד [16.5.1864]
skos:note: תאריך פטירה עברי: כא ניסן תרצ"ז [2.4.1937].
preferred label: Birnbaum, Nathan
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Nathan Birnbaum

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has abstract: Österreichischer, jüdischer Schriftsteller und Aktivist. Hrsg. von Zeitschriften wie Selbstemanzipation (Wien 1885-86), Jüdische Volkszeitung (Berlin 1890) und Zion (1890)
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Birnbaum, Nathan

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has abstract: (1864–1937), author and publicist. Born in Vienna to moderately Orthodox parents, Nathan Birnbaum (who adopted the pseudonym Mathias Acher) grew estranged from observant Judaism in secondary school, but unlike his peers who felt themselves thoroughly German, Birnbaum declared tha…
(1864–1937), author and publicist. Born in Vienna to moderately Orthodox parents, Nathan Birnbaum (who adopted the pseudonym Mathias Acher) grew estranged from observant Judaism in secondary school, but unlike his peers who felt themselves thoroughly German, Birnbaum declared that the Jews themselves constituted a distinct nation destined to reclaim Palestine as its national homeland. In 1883, with Reuven Bierer (1837–1931) and Moritz Schnirer (1860–1942), he cofounded the academic fraternity Kadimah, an early Jewish nationalist society whose first members consisted mostly of Galician Jewish students studying in Vienna.
title: Birnbaum, Nathan
alternative label: Natan (Nosn) Birnbaum
alternative label: Nathan Birnbaum
preferred label: Birnbaum, Nathan
has related: agudas yisroel
has related: buchach
has related: czernowitz conference
has related: galicia
has related: orthodoxy
has related: zionism and zionist parties

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