Kisch, Alexander

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has abstract: (1848–1917), rabbi, educator, and publicist. Alexander Kisch came from an established family in Prague, where his father, Joseph Kisch, was director of the first modern private school in the city’s Jewish quarter. Beginning in 1863, Kisch studied first at the Jewish Theological S…
(1848–1917), rabbi, educator, and publicist. Alexander Kisch came from an established family in Prague, where his father, Joseph Kisch, was director of the first modern private school in the city’s Jewish quarter. Beginning in 1863, Kisch studied first at the Jewish Theological Seminary in Breslau and later at the local university there. In 1871, he received his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Tübingen. He then lived in Paris, where he attended lectures at the Séminaire Israélite while working as a private tutor to the children of Russian financier and Jewish philanthropist Baron Horace Gintsburg (Günzburg).
title: Kisch, Alexander
skos:altLabel: Alexander Kisch
skos:prefLabel: Kisch, Alexander
skos:related: Bohemia and Moravia
skos:related: Brod, Max
skos:related: Gintsburg Family
skos:related: Hilsner Affair
skos:related: Liturgy
skos:related: Maisel, Mordecai
skos:related: Mladá Boleslav
skos:related: Prague
skos:related: Seminary
skos:related: Werfel, Franz
skos:related: Wrocław