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1. Wilhelm Filderman

   Person · 1882–1963 · Bucharest (Romania) · 6 sources

   (1882–1963), lawyer and communal leader. Wilhelm Filderman is considered by many to have been Romanian Jewry’s foremost leader between 1919 and 1947, as he headed virtually every major non-Zionist Romanian Jewish organiz…

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2. Ana Pauker

   Person · 1893–1960 · Bucharest (Romania) · 5 sources

   (1893–1960), prominent official of the Communist International (Comintern), Romanian Communist leader, and foreign minister of Romania. Born Ana Rabinsohn to impoverished Orthodox Jewish parents, Ana Pauker grew up in Bu…

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3. Emil Dorian

   Person · 1893–1956 · Schriftsteller · Bucharest (Romania) · 5 sources

   (1891–1956), writer and translator. The son of a teacher of German, Emil Dorian (originally Lustig) received his early education at Jewish schools in Bucharest. After graduating from medical school in that city, he was s…

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