Vohryzek, Viktor
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- Viktor Vohryzek
(1864–1918), physician, writer on ethics and sociology, journalist, translator, and a leading figure in the Czech Jewish Movement. After completing gymnasium, Viktor Vohryzek studied at the faculty of medicine at Prague University, where he was awarded his degree in 1887. In the course of his studies, he was active in Spolek Českých Akademiků Židů (Association of Czech Academic Jews). Following his studies, he moved to Vodňany, where he set up his own medical practice with a specialty in psychology.
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Vohryzek, Viktor
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- (1864–1918), physician, writer on ethics and sociology, journalist, translator, and a leading figure in the Czech Jewish Movement. After completing gymnasium, Viktor Vohryzek studied at the faculty of medicine at Prague University, where he was awarded his degree in 1887. In the course of his studies, he was active in Spolek Českých Akademiků Židů (Association of Czech Academic Jews). Following his studies, he moved to Vodňany, where he set up his own medical practice with a specialty in psychology.
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- Vohryzek, Viktor
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- Viktor Vohryzek
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- Vohryzek, Viktor
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- Assimilation
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- Bohemia and Moravia
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- Českožidovské Listy
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- Conversion
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- Lederer, Eduard
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- Orthodoxy
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- Prague