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1. Saul Chajes

   Person · 1884–1935 · Brody · 7 sources

   Bibliograph; Archivar der israelischen Kultusgemeinde Wien; geboren in Galizien; Enkelsohn von Ẓevi Hirsch Chajes

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2. Schalom Albeck

   Person · 1858–1920 · Warsaw · 7 sources

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3. Schreiber, Bernhard

   Person · 1842–1906 · Rabbiner · Preßburg · 7 sources

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4. Segel, Binjamin W.

   Person · 1867–1931 · Ethnologe, Schriftsteller · Lopuschnja · 7 sources

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5. Selman Abraham Waksman

   Person · 1888–1973 · Mikrobiologe, inventor · Nova Pryluka (Ukraine) · 7 sources

   Professor für Mikrobiologie der Agricultural Experimental Station New Brunswick; Nobelpreis für Medizin 1952

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6. Senior Sachs

   Person · 1815–1892 · Hebraist, Judaist, Philologe · Kedainiai · 7 sources

   Hebraist, geb. bei Kaunas, Litauen, seit 1856 in Paris

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7. Sergei Juljewitsch Witte

   Person · 1849–1915 · Finanzminister, Graf, Politiker · Tiflis · 7 sources

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8. Shalom Mizfat (Shalom Moskovitz)

   Person · 1887–1980 · Künstler, Painter · Israel · 7 sources

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9. Shapira, Ḥayim Naḥman

   Person · 1895–1943 · Literaturwissenschaftler · Minsk · 7 sources

   (1895–1943), historian of Hebrew literature, author, and translator. Ḥayim Naḥman Shapira was born in Minsk. His father was the chief rabbi of Kovno (Lith., Kaunas) and his mother came from a distinguished family of rabb…

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10. SHAPSHAL Serai Markovich

    Person · 1873–1961 · Philologe · 7 sources

    Lit. Orientalist und Philologe; spiritual leader of the Karaim community

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11. Shimon Sofer

    Person · 1821–1883 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Bratislava · 7 sources

    Sohn des Chatam Sofer (Moses Sofer); 40 Jahre lang Rabbiner in Mattersdorf und Krakau

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12. Shimʿoni, Daṿid

    Person · 1886–1956 · Schriftsteller · Bobruysk · 7 sources

    (1886–1956), poet and translator, known in Hebrew as David Shim‘oni. Born in Bobruisk, Belorussia, David Shimonovitz moved to Palestine in 1909, where he stayed for about a year, working as a laborer and watchman at vari…

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13. Shlomo Moussaieff (rabbi)

    Person · 1852–1922 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Buchara · 7 sources

    Hrsg. von Hekhalot-Lit., Mitbegründer des Jerusalemer Bukharim-Viertels

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14. Shmuel Bornsztain (second Sochatchover rebbe)

    Person · 1855-10-16–1926-01-10 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Kock (Poland) · 7 sources

    Einziger Sohn und Nachfolger seines Vaters als chassidischer Führer

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15. Shmuel Hurwitz

    Person · 1862–1943 · Минск (Belarus) · 7 sources

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16. Shneʾur, Zalman

    Person · 1886–1959 · Schriftsteller · Shklov · 7 sources

    (1886–1959), Hebrew and Yiddish poet and novelist. A scion of the Shneerson dynasty that has led the Lubavitch Hasidic movement since its inception, Zalman (Zalkind) Shneour was born to a middle-class, somewhat tradition…

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17. Sholom Mordechai Schwadron

    Person · 1835–1911 · Janov · 7 sources

    (1835–1911), rabbi and halakhic authority. Shalom Mordekhai Shvadron was born in Złoczów, Galicia. At the age of 16, he married in Biały Kamień and for two years was supported by his father-in-law. He then returned to Zł…

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18. Siegfried Kapper

    Person · 1820-03-21–1879-06-07 · Arzt, Schriftsteller, Übersetzer · Smichow (Prag) · 7 sources

    (1821–1879), Czech and German poet, writer, and translator. Siegfried (Salomon) Kapper studied philosophy at Prague University (1837–1839) and medicine in Vienna (1841–1846), earning his doctorate in medicine in 1847. He…

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19. Siegfried Landshut

    Person · 1897-08-07–1968-12-08 · Hochschullehrer, Politologe, Soziologe · Straßburg · 7 sources

    1933 Emigration nach Palästina; lebte seit 1948 in Großbritannien und seit 1951 wieder in Deutschland (Bundesrepublik)

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20. Siegfried Lichtenstaedter

    Person · 1865-01-08–1942-12-06 · Jurist, Schriftsteller · Baiersdorf · 7 sources

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