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Salomo Juda Rapoport
Sohn des Talmudgelehrten und Jeschiwaleiters Chajim R. und der Zirl Etel, Schwiegersohn des Rb. Arje-Leib b. Joseph Hakohen in Stryi (Stryj), Ostgalizien, in Lemberg Pächter der Koscherfleischsteuer und Privatgelehrter b…
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Filip Friedman
(1901–1960), Polish Jewish historian. Filip Friedman was born in Lwów and studied at the University of Vienna under the direction of Alfred Pribram, and at the Jewish Paedagogium under Salo Baron. Friedman earned his doc…
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Majer Samuel Bałaban
(1877–1942), historian and educator. Majer Bałaban was a founder and architect of modern Polish Jewish historiography and the first to synthesize both Polish archival sources and Jewish communal records and rabbinic resp…
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Bodeḳ, Menaḥem Mendel
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Hurwitz, Phinehas Elijah
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Maurycy Szymel
(1903–1942), Polish and Yiddish poet, prose writer, translator, critic, and publicist. Maurycy (Mosheh) Szymel was born into an Orthodox family in Lwów, where he graduated from high school. He made his literary debut in …
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Nahum Norbert Glatzer
Amerikan. jüdischer Theologe und Gelehrter, Herausgeber und Übesetzer aus dem Hebr., geboren in der heutigen Ukraine, lehrte zunächst in Deutschland, 1933 Emigration nach Palästina, 1938 in die USA, amerikan. Staatsb…
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Osias Thon
(1870–1936), rabbi, sociologist, and political leader. Ozjasz (Yehoshu‘a) Thon was one of the main initiators and theoreticians of the Zionist movement in Poland. Born in Lwów, he received a traditional education. Thon w…
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Pinchas Sadeh
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Salomon Buber
(1827–1906), scholar of rabbinic literature and public activist in Lwów. Salomon (Shelomoh) Buber’s family provided him with a traditional education. His father’s rich and varied library of Talmudic and rabbinic texts en…
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Alfred Nossig
(1864–1943), writer, sculptor, musician, and public activist. Alfred Nossig came from a wealthy family in Lemberg (Lwów), where his father served as secretary of the Jewish community and was an activist for Jewish rights…
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Benjamin Murmelstein
Vorsteher der Israelischen Kulturgemeinde Wien, Judenältester im Ghetto Theresienstadt
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David Rokeah
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Epshṭain, Yeḥiel Mikhel ben Avraham ha-Leṿi
Talmudist und Schriftsteller, wirkte als Rabbiner in Prossnitz, Mähren (Prostějov, Prostitz), um 1665 in Fulda, starb in Frankfurt am Main
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Gideon Hausner
Chefankläger im Prozess gegen Adolf Eichmann
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Jakob Meschulam Ornstein
Galizischer Rabbiner und Gelehrter, Rabbiner in Lemberg von 1806-1839
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Joseph Kohen-Zedek
(1827–1903), publisher, journalist, and Orthodox maskil. Yosef Kohen-Tsedek (last name also rendered Kohen-Zedek) was born in Lwów. While primarily engaged in rabbinic scholarship, he also taught himself languages and se…
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Margaliyot, Reʾuven
Rabbiner, Verleger, Buchhändler, Bibliothekar
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Alona Kimchi
Israel. Schauspielerin und Schriftstellerin, in der UdSSR geboren
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Chaim Schatzker
Geschichtswiss., spez. Neuere Jüdische Geschichte, Professor in Haifa
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