Eisenbaum, Antoni

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(1791–1852), director of the Warsaw Rabbinical School and leader of the radical integrationist movement in the Kingdom of Poland. Born in Warsaw, Antoni Eisenbaum was orphaned at an early age and received an incomplete secular secondary education. As a young man he was fluent in Polish, German, English, French, and Italian but never mastered Hebrew. He first earned his living as a private teacher and bookkeeper.

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has abstract: (1791–1852), director of the Warsaw Rabbinical School and leader of the radical integrationist movement in the Kingdom of Poland. Born in Warsaw, Antoni Eisenbaum was orphaned at an early age and received an incomplete secular secondary education. As a young man he was fluent in Polish, German, English, French, and Italian but never mastered Hebrew. He first earned his living as a private teacher and bookkeeper. @en
title: Eisenbaum, Antoni
alternative label: Antoni Eisenbaum
preferred label: Eisenbaum, Antoni
has related: Dostrzegacz Nadwiślański
has related: Haskalah
has related: Kahal
has related: About this Article (Poland)
has related: About this Article (Rabbinate)
has related: Reform, Religious
has related: About this Article (Russia)
has related: Warsaw

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