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Zvi Hirsch Chajes
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Jacob Goldenthal
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Joseph Roth
(1894–1939), novelist, short-story writer, and journalist. Born in Brody (in Austrian Galicia) and raised without a father, Joseph Roth volunteered during World War I and in 1917 was sent as a reporter to the Galician fr…
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Josua Höschel Schorr
(1814–1895), Hebrew poet, editor, and author. Yehoshu‘a Heshel Schorr (also known by the acronym Yahash) was born in Brody, Galicia to a wealthy family. As a young boy, he was introduced to Haskalah literature and, in 18…
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Mordecai Strelisker
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Saul Chajes
Bibliograph; Archivar der israelischen Kultusgemeinde Wien; geboren in Galizien; Enkelsohn von Ẓevi Hirsch Chajes
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Aryeh Tartakower
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Berl Broder
(ca. 1817–1868), early composer and performer of Yiddish popular songs. Born in Podkamen, three miles from Brody in Austrian Galicia, Berl Broder (also Broder-Margulies) began his public career as a folksinger in 1857, w…
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Fabius Mieses
(1824–1898), poet, translator, and essayist. Fabius Mieses was born in Brody, Galicia, where his father exposed him to the ideas of the Hebrew Haskalah. As a youth, Mieses studied philosophy with David Lokatsher, a forme…
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Iuliu Barasch
(1815–1863), physician, philosopher, writer, and popularizer of science. Born in Brody, Galicia, Iuliu (Julius; Yehudah) Barasch received a traditional education and prepared for a rabbinical career. However, he came und…
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Leo Herzberg-Fränkel
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Mendel Singer
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Samuel Pineles
(1843–1928), Zionist leader. Samuel Pineles was born in Brody, Galicia; his father was the Hebrew writer Hirsh Mendel Pineles (1806–1870). After graduating from high school in 1860, Pineles moved to Galați, joining his f…
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Isaac Halberstam
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Leo Strisower
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Naphtali Mendel Schorr
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Rosa Schapire
Deutsche Kunsthistorikerin und -sammlerin, Mäzenin und Autorin
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Yehudah ben Yiśraʼel
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Alexander Rosenfeld
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Avraham Segal Itinga
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