Alfred Nossig

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Also known as (2 names)

he: אלפרד נוסיג
und-Cyrl: Носсиг, Альфред

Born: 1864
Died: 1943

(1864–1943), writer, sculptor, musician, and public activist. Alfred Nossig came from a wealthy family in Lemberg (Lwów), where his father served as secretary of the Jewish community and was an activist for Jewish rights in Galicia. Exposed to German culture by his father, Nossig was in favor of Polish-Jewish assimilation and gravitated toward Polish romanticism, which inspired him in the early 1880s to formulate ideas about liberating Jewish culture from the constraints of tradition. He expressed these ideas in the periodical Ojczyzna (The Fatherland) and in an organization that he himself founded, called Przymierze Braci (Union of Brothers).

Identifiers

DBpedia: Alfred_Nossig
GND: 101981287 · 130053007 · about
Library of Congress: nr88000700 id · nr88000700 id
VIAF: 35552076
Wikidata: Q1377376
de.wikipedia.org: Alfred_Nossig de
en.wikipedia.org: Alfred_Nossig en
hub.culturegraph.org: 130053007 hub
kalliope-verbund.info: 130053007
www.biographien.ac.at: Nossig_Alfred_1863_1943.xml?frames=yes
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de: 130053007
www.isni.org: 0000000116194696

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Alfred Nossig

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Nossig, Alfred

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gnd identifier: 130053007
birth date: 1864
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birth year: 1864
death date: 1943
normalised death date: 1943
preferred label: Nossig, Alfred

Nossig, Alfred

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birth date: 1864
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death date: 1943
normalised death date: 1943
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preferred label: Nossig, Alfred
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Nossig, Alfred

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has abstract: (1864–1943), writer, sculptor, musician, and public activist. Alfred Nossig came from a wealthy family in Lemberg (Lwów), where his father served as secretary of the Jewish community and was an activist for Jewish rights in Galicia. Exposed to German culture by his father, Nossig…
(1864–1943), writer, sculptor, musician, and public activist. Alfred Nossig came from a wealthy family in Lemberg (Lwów), where his father served as secretary of the Jewish community and was an activist for Jewish rights in Galicia. Exposed to German culture by his father, Nossig was in favor of Polish-Jewish assimilation and gravitated toward Polish romanticism, which inspired him in the early 1880s to formulate ideas about liberating Jewish culture from the constraints of tradition. He expressed these ideas in the periodical Ojczyzna (The Fatherland) and in an organization that he himself founded, called Przymierze Braci (Union of Brothers).
title: Nossig, Alfred
alternative label: Alfred Nossig
preferred label: Nossig, Alfred
has related: assimilation
has related: galicia
has related: judenrate and other representative bodies
has related: lviv
has related: poland
has related: warsaw
has related: zionism and zionist parties

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