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Mizrahi, Haninah
Person · 1886–1974 · Educators, Historians, Translators · Teheran · 6 sources
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Mjassoedov, Sergej
Person · 1865–1915 · Oberst, Spion · 6 sources
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Moische Broderson
Person · 1890-11-23–1956-08-17 · Lyriker, Theaterintendant · Moskau · 6 sources
(1890–1956), Yiddish poet and playwright. The son of a well-to-do businessman, Moscow-born Moyshe Broderzon and his family were among the Jews expelled from that city in 1891. His father moved to Łódź but Broderzon’s mot…
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Moische Kulbak
Person · 1896–1937 · Dramaturg, Schriftsteller, Übersetzer · Smorgon · 6 sources
(1896–1937), Yiddish poet, novelist, and dramatist. Born in Smorgon near Vilna, Moyshe Kulbak was educated in a modern heder, in a Jewish Russian elementary school, and later in yeshivas. As a result, he acquired a deepe…
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Moisei Rafes
Person · 1883–1942 · Historiker, Journalist, Revolutionär · Wien · 6 sources
(Moisei Grigor’evich; 1883–1942), public and political figure active in the Bund and Evsektsiia. Born in Vilna into a family of wine merchants, Moyshe Rafes first attended heder, then a Russian primary school, and passed…
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Moishe Teitsh
Person · 1882–1935 · Schriftsteller · Antakalnis · 6 sources
(1882–1935), Yiddish poet and prose writer. Born in Vartai, Moyshe Taytsh studied with private teachers until the age of 14, when he was sent to nearby Vilna. He finished school at the Jewish Teachers Institute and was a…
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Moissaye Joseph Olgin
Person · 1878-03-24–1939-11-22 · Journalist, Schriftsteller, Übersetzer · Buky · 6 sources
Ukrainisch-russischer Revolutionär, Journalist und Mitbegründer der jiddischen kommunistischen Zeitung "Morgen Freiheit" (New York, 1922-1988)
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Moissei Jakowlewitsch Ginsburg
Person · 1892–1946 · Architekt, architect · Минск (Belarus) · 6 sources
(1892–1946), architect, theorist, teacher, and a leader of the Constructivist group in Soviet avant-garde architecture. Moisei Ginzburg was born in Minsk into an architect’s family. With limited access to higher educatio…
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Mordecai Bezalel Schneider
Person · 1865–1941 · Linguist · Ligum · 6 sources
Hebr. Sprachwissenschaftler, (auch Latein und Griechisch), geb. in Litauen (in der Nähe von Shavli)
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Mordecai Sandberg
Person · 1897-02-04–1973-12-28 · Composers, Komponist, composer · Suceava, Romania · 6 sources
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Mordechai Dov Twerski
Person · 1840–1904 · Hornostaipol · 6 sources
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Mordechai Hershman
Person · 1888–1943 · Hazzan, Kantor, Komponist · Tschernihiw · 6 sources
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Mordechai Josef Leiner
Person · 1802–1854 · Rabbi · Tomaszow Lubelski · 6 sources
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Mordechai Namir
Person · 1897-02-23–1975-02-22 · Diplomat, Politiker · Bratoliubovka · 6 sources
1924 verhaftet von sowjetischen Behörden für seine Arbeit für den Zionismus, 1951-1969 Abgeordneter des Mapai, 1956-1959 Arbeitsminister in Israel
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Mordechai of Nadvorna
Person · 1825-05-07–1894-10-15 · Nadvornaya · 6 sources
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Mordechai Spektor
Person · 1858-05-05–1925-03-15 · Schriftsteller · Uman · 6 sources
(1858–1925), writer and editor. Born to a prominent family in Uman, Ukraine, Mordkhe Spektor received a traditional education, although according to his own account he preferred the outdoors over home and heder. As a tee…
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Mordechaj Menachem Mendel Kalisz
Person · 1819–1868 · 6 sources
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Morgenshṭern, Ḥayim Yiśraʾel
Person · 1840–1906 · Rabbiner · Kock · 6 sources
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Moritz Daniel Oppenheim
Person · 1800-01-07–1882-02-26 · Maler, Painter, Sculptor · Hanau · 6 sources
Dt. Porträt- und Historienmaler; Graphiker
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Moritz Henle
Person · 1850–1925 · Hazzan, Kantor, Komponist · Laupheim · 6 sources
Kantor, geb. 7.8.1850 Laupheim, gest. 24.8.1925 Hamburg. H. tat sich schon früh mit seinem musikalischen Talent hervor, das seine Eltern nach Kräften zu fördern suchten. Infolge ungünstiger wirtschaftlicher Verhältnisse …
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