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Boris Schatz
geb. in Litauen, Ausbildung in Paris, wirkte in Sofia, emigrierte 1906 nach Palästina, Gründer und langjähriger Leiter der Kunst- und Kunstgewerbeschule Bezalel und des Bezalel-Museums in Jerusalem
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Breuer, Raphael
Sohn von Rb. Salomon B., Urenkel von Shimon Wiener, Av Bet Din in Lauschbrünn (Lovasberény). Bereits als neunjähriger Schüler an der Jeschiwa seines Vaters. Universitätsstudium in Gießen, Straßburg und Heidelberg 1906 Pr…
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Bruno Schulz
(1892–1942), prose writer, literary critic, and artist. Born in Drohobycz, Galicia, to an assimilated, impoverished merchant family, Bruno Schulz studied architecture at the Lwów Polytechnic (1910–1914). During World War…
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Carlebach, Salomon
Sohn des Handelsmanns Joseph Hirsch C. und der Zilly-Zerrle Stern aus Michelbach a. d. Lücke in Württemberg. Schüler von S. B. Bamberger in Würzburg und der dortigen Universität, 7. Mai 1867 imm. Berlin, zweijähriges Stu…
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Chagall, Marc
(1887–1985), artist. Marc Chagall was one of the most prominent European artists of the modern age. To this day, the frequent exhibitions of his work in many countries continue to draw large crowds. His art is polyphonic…
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Chaim Weizmann
(1874–1952), chemist, president of the World Zionist Organization, and first president of the State of Israel. Born in Motol, Russia, Chaim Weizmann received a typical Jewish education from a private tutor (melamed) and …
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Charles Dickens
geb. in Landport (bei Portsmouth), gest. in Gad's Hill Place (bei Rochester)
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Charlotte Brontë
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Coblenz, Felix
Sohn des Emanuel C. (gest. vor 1888). Jüdische Volksschule Ottweiler, Progymnasium St. Wendel a. d. Saar, 1876-1881 Schüler am Marcks-Haindorf’- schen Lehrerseminar in Münster, Westfalen. 1881 erste Lehrerprüfung, 1884 z…
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Damiʾel, Yitsḥaḳ
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Daniel Charney
(1888–1959), Yiddish poet and journalist. The youngest brother of critic Shmuel Niger and political activist Borekh Vladek-Tsharni, Daniel Tsharni (last name also rendered Charney) was born in Dukor, Belorussia. His fath…
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David Einhorn
(1886–1973), poet and publicist. Dovid Eynhorn was born in Karelitsh and educated in Wołkowysk (now Volkovysk, Belarus) in part by his father Binyomin, a military physician who had “returned to the faith” and become a go…
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David Frischmann
(1859–1922), Hebrew and Yiddish writer and editor, literary critic, translator, and poet. David Frishman was born to a family of wealthy merchants in Zgierz, near Łódź. When he was two years old, his family moved to Łódź…
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David Fränkel
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David Rosin
Von 1854 bis 1864 leitete er die Religionsschule der jüdischen Gemeinde in Berlin
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David Wolffsohn
Aus dem Russischen Reich stammender dt. Zionist und Unternehmer im Holzhandel
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Der Nister
(“The Hidden One”; pseud. of Pinkhes Kahanovitsh; 1884–1950), Yiddish writer. Der Nister was born in Berdichev, Ukraine, where he received a traditional Jewish education. In his adolescence he began reading Russian liter…
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Edward Bulwer-Lytton, 1. Baron Lytton
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Eliakim Goetz ben Meir
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Elieser Landshuth
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