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David Feuchtwang
Studium der Philosophie, Orientalistik und Assyriologie in Wien und Berlin; absolvierte das orthodox ausgerichtete Rabbinerseminar zu Berlin und promovierte in Wien; 1892 folgte er seinem Vater ins Rabbineramt in Nikolsb…
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David Heinrich Müller
Österreich. Orientalist; Literaturwissenschaftler
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David Hofstein
(1889–1952), Yiddish poet. Born in Korostyshev, not far from Kiev, Dovid Hofshteyn was educated at a heder and by private teachers in Russian and Hebrew. His father, a forester, was a maskil; his mother came from the Ped…
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David Neumark
Jüd. Philosoph; ab 1907 Prof. für Philosophie am Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati
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David Pinski
Jüd. Schriftsteller; Herausgeber; Erzähler; Dramatiker; Journalist
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David Simonsen
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David Yellin
Israelischer Hebräischlehrer in Palästina. 1920 bis 1926 Deputy Mayor in Jerusalem. 1920 bis 1929 Vorsitzender des Nationalen Konzils.
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David Yeshayahu Silberbusch
(1854–1936), Hebrew and Yiddish writer. David Yesha‘yahu Silberbusch was born in Zaleszczyki, in eastern Galicia, and was raised in a Hasidic environment. At the age of 20 while still living in his father-in-law’s well-a…
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David, Moritz
Sohn des Kaufmanns Emil D. und der Amalie, geb. Rüb 1885-1894 Gymnasium in Worms, Abitur. 1894-1897 JTS Breslau und Univ. Breslau 17. Febr. 1897 Rigorosum, 22. Febr. 1897 Promotion in Erlangen. 1897 an die HWJ, dort 1900…
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Deutsch, David
Sohn des Dajan Mordechai D., von dem er dreijährig verwaist. Mit 7 J. nach Breslau zu seinem Onkel Mendel Deutsch, nach dessen Tod zu seinem dortigen Vormund, dem rb. Gelehrten Markus Bär Friedenthal (1780-1859), mit 13 …
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Deutsch, Moritz
Talmudstudien an traditionellen ungarischen Jeschiwot sowie an der von Esr. Hildesheimer in Eisenstadt, reist „zur weiteren Ausbildung in den profanen Wissenschaften“ nach Deutschland. Gymnasium in Karlsruhe und Studien …
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Devorah Baron
(1887–1956), Hebrew writer. Born in Uzda, a shtetl near Minsk, Devorah Baron received the type of religious education generally offered only to boys, in the heder of her father, Rabbi Shabetai (Shepsl) Eli‘ezer Baron. Gr…
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Dezső Szomory
(1869–1944), writer and journalist. Born Mór Weisz in the crowded Jewish quarter of old Pest, Dezső Szomory reinvented himself as an ivory-tower aesthete and a dandy who knew little about the world of crass reality. Of c…
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Dobri Christow
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Echiel Tschlenow
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Ede Horn
(1825–1875), rabbi, journalist, political economist, and politician. Ignác Einhorn (who also published work using the initials J. E. or the name Eduard Horn) was one of the most versatile and talented Hungarian Jews of t…
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Edmund Aubrey Hunt
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Edmund Stein
(ca. 1893–1943), Hebrew translator, writer, and Judaic studies scholar. Edmund (Menaḥem Mendel) Stein was born either in Dobromyl or Borynia, shtetls in eastern Galicia. He received a traditional education, continued his…
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Eduard Mahler
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Edwin Abbott Abbott
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