Barash, Asher

Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1037770

Also known as (12 names)

he: ברש, א · ברש, אשר בן נפתלי הרץ · פליכס, ב · פליקס, ב · רא"ש (אשר ברש)
und-Cyrl: Бараш, Ашер
–: Asher Barash · BARASCH, ASHER B. NAPHTALI HERTZ · BRŠ, Āšēr · Barach, Acher · Barash, Āšēr · Baraš, Ašer

Born: 1889
Place of birth (as recorded): Lopatyn
Died: 1952
Place of death: Tel Aviv

(1889–1952), Hebrew writer and editor. Born in Lopatyn, near Brody in Galicia, Asher Barash was the son of Naftali Herts Barash, a grain merchant who was descended from a rabbinical family. Barash received both a traditional Jewish education at heder and bet midrash and a secular education at a local Polish government school. He was proficient in languages and by adolescence was familiar with Hebrew maskilic literature as well as Polish and German texts. He was also attracted to the Zionist movement.

Identifiers

GND: 132676672 · about
Library of Congress: n87874944 id · n87874944 id
VIAF: 76442498
Wikidata: Q2866491
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb12807464v catalogue
de.wikipedia.org: Asher_Barash de
hub.culturegraph.org: 132676672 hub
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de: 132676672
www.isni.org: 000000010917657X

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Barash, Asher

date-enriched gnd-persons records-normalized

13 statements

gnd identifier: 132676672
birth date: 1889
normalised birth date: 1889
birth year: 1889
death date: 1952
normalised death date: 1952
alternative label: Asher Barash
alternative label: BRŠ, Āšēr
alternative label: Barash, Āšēr
alternative label: Baraš, Ašer
alternative label: Baraš, Āšēr
alternative label: Bārāš, Āšēr
preferred label: Barash, Asher

Barash, Asher

nli-records records-normalized

26 statements

birth date: 1889-02-14
normalised birth date: 1889-02-14
birth location: Lopatyn
death date: 1952-06-04
normalised death date: 1952-06-04
death location: Tel Aviv
death location URI: Tel Aviv
dcterms:source: datasets/nli-persons
alternative label: BARASCH, ASHER B. NAPHTALI HERTZ
alternative label: Barach, Acher
alternative label: ברש, א @he
alternative label: ברש, אשר בן נפתלי הרץ @he
alternative label: פליכס, ב @he
alternative label: פליקס, ב @he
alternative label: רא"ש (אשר ברש) @he
skos:note: מקום לידה: Lopatyn
skos:note: מקום לידה: לופאטין Lopatyn], על-יד ברודי, גאליציה]
skos:note: מקום פטירה: Tel Aviv
skos:note: מקום פטירה: תל-אביב
skos:note: תאריך לידה עברי: יג אדר א תרמ"ט [14.2.1889]
skos:note: תאריך עליה: עלה ארצה בשנת תרע"ד [1914].
skos:note: תאריך פטירה עברי: יא סיון תשי"ב [4.6.1952].
preferred label: Barash, Asher
preferred label: Бараш, Ашер @und-Cyrl
preferred label: ברש, אשר @he
foaf:gender: male

Barash, Asher

date-enriched records-normalized ubffm-persons

15 statements

gnd identifier: 132676672
birth date: 1889
normalised birth date: 1889
birth year: 1889
death date: 1952
normalised death date: 1952
alternative label: Asher Barash
alternative label: BRŠ, Āšēr
alternative label: Barash, Asher
alternative label: Barash, Āšēr
alternative label: Baraš, Ašer
alternative label: Baraš, Āšēr
alternative label: Bārāš, Āšēr
alternative label: ברש, אשר
preferred label: Barash, Asher

Barash, Asher

record-classes yivo

16 statements

described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Barash_Asher
has abstract: (1889–1952), Hebrew writer and editor. Born in Lopatyn, near Brody in Galicia, Asher Barash was the son of Naftali Herts Barash, a grain merchant who was descended from a rabbinical family. Barash received both a traditional Jewish education at heder and bet midrash and a secular education at a local Polish government school. He was proficient in languages and by adolescence was familiar with Hebrew maskilic literature as well as Polish and German texts. He was also attracted to the Zionist movement. @en
title: Barash, Asher
alternative label: Asher Barash
preferred label: Barash, Asher
has related: Bet ha-Midrash
has related: Brenner, Yosef Ḥayim
has related: Brody
has related: Frishman, David
has related: Galicia
has related: Heder
has related: Land of Israel
has related: L’viv
has related: About this Article (Poland)
has related: Rabinowitz, Ya‘akov
has related: Warsaw

History

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data/ep/1804599 (2026-10-12)
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