Brociner Family
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- Brociner · Joseph B. Brociner · Joseph Brociner
Intellectual family, active in Romanian law, the arts, and the military during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The four Brociner brothers were born in Iaşi into a well-to-do maskilic family of Galician origin; they were related to Galician and Moldavian rabbinic families. Joseph B. Brociner (1846–1918) was a legal expert; Marco Brociner (1852–1942) a writer; Mauriciu Brociner (1855–1946) a military leader; and Andre Brociner (1856–1930) a communal activist.
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Brociner Family
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- Intellectual family, active in Romanian law, the arts, and the military during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The four Brociner brothers were born in Iaşi into a well-to-do maskilic family of Galician origin; they were related to Galician and Moldavian rabbinic families. Joseph B. Brociner (1846–1918) was a legal expert; Marco Brociner (1852–1942) a writer; Mauriciu Brociner (1855–1946) a military leader; and Andre Brociner (1856–1930) a communal activist.
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- Brociner Family
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- Brociner
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- Joseph B. Brociner
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- Joseph Brociner
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- Brociner Family
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- Bucharest
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- Dobrogeanu-Gherea, Constantin
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- Galaţi
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- Galicia
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- Iaşi
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- Moldavia
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- Romania