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Sofer, Abraham Samuel Benjamin Wolf
(1815–1871), rabbi, halakhist, exegete, and Orthodox leader. Known as Ketav Sofer, Avraham Sofer (Schreiber) was the eldest son of the chief rabbi of Pressburg (Bratislava), Mosheh Sofer (known as Ḥatam Sofer), and the g…
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Chaim Sofer
(1821–1886), halakhist, Orthodox leader, and ideologue. Ḥayim Sofer’s grandfather, a native of Frankfurt am Main, settled in Pressburg (Bratislava; then in northwest Hungary, today in Slovakia) toward the end of the eigh…
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Eliezer Zussman-Sofer
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Leopold Dukes
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Shimon Sofer
Sohn des Chatam Sofer (Moses Sofer); 40 Jahre lang Rabbiner in Mattersdorf und Krakau
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Gisi Fleischmann
(1897–1944), president of the Women’s International Zionist Organization (WIZO) in interwar Czechoslovakia and a leading activist of the Pracovna Skupina (Working Group), an informal leadership group of Slovak Jewry duri…
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Moshe Shmuel Glasner
(1856–1924), rabbi and a founder of religious Zionism in Hungary. A great-grandson of Mosheh Sofer (author of the Ḥatam Sofer), Mosheh Shemu’el Glasner was the son of Avraham Glasner, who served as the rabbi of Klausenbu…
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Avraham Aba Hertsel
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Kóbor, Tamás
(1867–1942), writer and journalist. Tamás Kóbor was born in Pozsony (Pressburg; today Bratislava) as Adolf Bermann. His family moved to Budapest when he was three years old. The name Tamás Kóbor, which he adopted as a yo…
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Modrin, Yehuda
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Salomon Schreiber
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Shill, Yoshe Leyb
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Akiva Sofer
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Isaak Weiss
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Naftali ben Mordekhai Efrayim Fishel ben Zusman Sofer
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Yitsḥaḳ Leyb Sofer
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Yitsḥaḳ Shelomoh Bloi
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בר יודא, משה אריה
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ליטש-רוזנבוים, גרשון בן משה אריה ליב
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ניימאן, משה בן דוד
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