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Isaac Dembo
1894: Arzt am Alexander-Krankenhaus in St. Petersburg
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Isaac Dov Berkowitz
(1885–1967), Hebrew and Yiddish writer. Born to a working-class family in Slutsk, in the Minsk region, Yitsḥak Dov Berkowitz was an avid reader of Hebrew, Russian, and Yiddish literature. When he was about 15 years old, …
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Isaac Edward Salkinson
Jüdischer Übersetzer, der zum Christentum konvertierte und Missionar wurde
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Isaac Gastfreund
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Isaac Israëls
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Isaac Judah Jehiel Safrin
Chassidischer Führer, Zaddik in Komarno (Ukraine/bis 1918: Österreich-Ungarn)
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Isaac Kanev
Zionist, Gewerkschaftsführer und Begründer der Sozialversicherung in Israel
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Isaac Leeser
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Isaac Meir Weissenberg
(1881–1938), Yiddish prose writer. Itshe Meyer Vaysenberg (Isaac Meir Weissenberg), was born in Żelechów, Poland, into a working-class family. He attended heder and in his youth was a craftsman. In 1904, Vaysenberg publi…
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Isaac Morali
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Isaac Rivkind
Polnisch-amerikan. jüd. Gelehrter und Bibliothekar
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Isaac Rosenberg
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Isaak Deutsch
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Isaak Dov Ber Markon
In Russland geborener Bibliothekar, Orientalist und Pädagoge
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Isaak Iljitsch Rubin
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Isaak Israelewitsch Minz
(1896–1991), historian and Communist Party activist. Isaak Mints was born in the village of Krinichki, Ekaterinoslav province. As a youth, he participated in the revolutionary movement and circulated propaganda to worker…
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Isaak Last
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Isaak Nusinov
(1889–1950), Soviet Yiddish and Russian literary critic and scholar. Yitskhok Nusinov was born in the Volhynian town of Chernigov, where his father, a maskil, held a lease on a glass factory. Involved in Bundist revoluti…
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Isaak Raboy
Jidd. Schriftsteller, geboren in der Ukraine, eingewandert in die USA 1904
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Isac Ludo
(1894–1973), journalist and writer. Isac Iacovitz Ludo was born in Iaşi, Romania, where he published his first writings as a teenager in the literary review Absolutio. In 1919, he moved to Bucharest and joined Abraham Le…
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