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Aub, Joseph
Sohn des Simon und der Therese A., Schüler von Hamburger an der Fürther Jeschiwa, Gymnasialbesuch und Absolutorium, im 18. Lebensjahr imm. Erlangen, nach 21/2 Jahren Studium 1826/27 an die Univ. München, 21. Jan. 1829 pr…
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August Bebel
1892-1913 einer der beiden Vorsitzenden der Sozialdemokratischen Partei Deutschlands (SPD); Mitglied des Reichstages März 1867-13.08.1913
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Auser Blaustein
(1840–1898), Yiddish author. Born in the Latgale region of Latvia in the Russian Empire to a working-class family, Oyzer Bloshteyn spent his early teenage years studying at a yeshiva. At 15, he was attracted to Enlighten…
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Avigdor Aptowitzer
Prof. für Rabbinische Literatur und Religionsphilosophie an ITHL Wien; emigrierte 1938 nach Palästina
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Avigdor Hameiri
(1890–1970), Hebrew writer. Avigdor Hame’iri was born in a small village in Hungary, where he received a traditional Jewish education. From 1905 he studied at the high school associated with the (state-run) Budapest Rabb…
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Avrohom Yaakov Friedman (first Sadigura rebbe)
First Rebbe of the Sadigura Hasidic dynasty
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B. Orshansḳi
(1883–1945), Yiddish writer and literary historian. Born in Horodok, Belorussia, Ber Orshanski received a traditional education until the age of 16. From 1902 to 1906 he lived in Riga, where he joined the Bund. Subsequen…
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Bachmann, Jacob
(1846–1905), cantor and synagogue composer. Jacob Bachmann was born in the town of Berdichev, Volhynia province (present-day Ukraine). His early music education came as a meshoyrer (Heb., meshorer), an apprentice choir s…
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Bamberger, Simon
Sohn von Nathan B., Bruder von Herz B. 1899-1902 Stiftsrabbiner am Beth-Hamidrasch in Hohensalza (Inowrocław), Posen wurde 1901 zum Stiftsrabbiner in Schwedt a. O. gewählt lehnte den Ruf jedoch ab, weil es keine Mikwe in…
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Baneth, Eduard Ezekiel
Sohn des Kaufmanns und Talmudisten Jerachmiel Dov/Bernhard B. (1815-1871) und der Golda, geb. Stoessel Enkel des Ezekiel B. (1773-1854), Talmudgelehrter, Leiter der Jeschiwa in Neutra (Nitra) und Wollhändler Urenkel des …
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Beilinson, Mosche
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Ben-Tsiyon, Śimḥah
(Ben-Tsiyon Gutmann; 1870–1932), Hebrew writer and educator. Known by his nom de plume S. Ben-Tsiyon (S. Ben-Zion in English sources), Simḥah Gutmann was born in Teleneshty, Bessarabia. Though he received a traditional h…
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Ben-Zion Dinur
President of The Jewish Historical Soc. of Israel, founder of "Zion"
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Benjamin Fondane
(1898–1944), poet and philosopher. Born in Iaşi, Romania, Beniamin Fundoianu was the son of Isac Wechsler, a small tradesman from Herța (in Bucovina), and of Adela, sister of Jewish scholars Elias, Wilhelm, and Moses Sch…
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Benjamin II.
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Benno Elkan
Engl. Bildhauer, Maler und Schriftsteller dt. Herkunft, ursprünglich kaufmännischer Angestellter
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Benzion Katz
(1875–1958), journalist and editor. Bentsiyon Katz was born in Doyg (Lith., Daugai) in Lithuania to a prestigious rabbinical family. At the age of 16, he began to send articles on contemporary problems to Ha-Melits and H…
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Berl Katznelson
Eein russischer Zionist, der in Palästina nach seiner Einwanderung 1909 zur führenden Persönlichkeit der jüdischen Arbeiterbewegung wurde. Als enger Vertrauter David Ben-Gurions war er maßgeblich an der Vorbereitung…
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Bernard Drachman
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Bernhard Wachstein
Österr.-jüd. Historiker, Bibliothekar der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde in Wien
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