Beer, Peter

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has abstract: (ca. 1758–1838), educator, historian, and religious reformer. Peter Beer was born in Nový Bydžov (Neu-Bidschow), Bohemia, to a middle-class family. He received a traditional Jewish education, attended yeshivas in Prague and Bratislava (Pressburg), but also studied German and Latin with a priest in his hometown. After serving as a private tutor in Hungary, Beer went to Vienna around 1781. He was one of the first Jews to attend a teaching seminary, opened to Jews by the Edicts of Toleration of Joseph II. @en
title: Beer, Peter
alternative label: Peter Beer
preferred label: Beer, Peter
has related: Bohemia and Moravia
has related: Bratislava
has related: Haskalah
has related: About this Article (Historiography)
has related: Homberg, Herz
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has related: Prague
has related: Reform, Religious