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Salvadore Cammarano
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Salzberger, Georg
Sohn des Rb. Moritz S. und der Anna, geb. Freyhan mit drei Jahren Übersiedlung der Familie nach Erfurt, seit 1892 Kgl. Gymnasium das., Ostern 1902 Abitur, 1901-1909 Studium an HWJ, Univ. Berlin und Heidelberg in den Fäch…
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Samuel Aba Horodezky
Gelehrter und Historiker des Jüd. Mystizismus und Chassidismus, geb. in Malin <Region Kiew>
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Samuel Adalberg
(1868–1939), paremiologist (collector of proverbs), Polish state official, and advocate for assimilated Jews. Born in Warsaw, Samuel Adalberg received his elementary education at the Szkoła Realna (1878–1888), the first …
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Samuel Alexander
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Samuel Białobłocki
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Samuel Brot
(1885–1963), rabbi and Zionist leader. Born in Łódź, Shemu’el Yom Tov ha-Levi Brodt studied at a Hasidic yeshiva, and was elected in 1907 to be the rabbi of Brisk Dekuyave (Pol., Brześć Kujawski). Prior to World War I, B…
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Samuel E. Goldfarb
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Samuel Fischer
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Samuel H. Setzer
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Samuel Hirszenberg
(1865–1908), painter, born in Łódź into an observant family. Despite the opposition of his father, a textile worker, Szmul Hirszenberg enrolled at the Kraków School of Fine Arts (1881–1883), where he was influenced by th…
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Samuel Klein
israel. Historiker, Geograph, Prof. an der Hebrew Univ. Jerusalem; geb. in Ungarn
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Samuel Kohn
(1841–1920), rabbi and historian. Sámuel Kohn was born in Baja, Hungary. Several of his ancestors were rabbis, including his paternal grandfather, Götz Kohn-Schwerin, chief rabbi of Baja and Bács County and one of the ou…
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Samuel Landauer
Prof. an der Univ. Strasbourg; Dt. Orientalist u. Bibliothekar
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Samuel Lublinski
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Samuel Löw Brill
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Samuel Meisels
Mitarbeiter verschiedener hebräischer, jiddischer und jüdisch-deutscher Zeitungen und Zeitschriften, u.a. 1904 bis 1914 für das "Hamburger Israelitische Familienblatt" und ab 1918 für "Dr. Blochs Wochenschrift"; von …
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Samuel Naumbourg
franz. Komponist u. Reformer der synagogalen Musik
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Samuel Noah Kramer
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Samuel Pineles
(1843–1928), Zionist leader. Samuel Pineles was born in Brody, Galicia; his father was the Hebrew writer Hirsh Mendel Pineles (1806–1870). After graduating from high school in 1860, Pineles moved to Galați, joining his f…
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