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Celan, Paul
(Paul Antschel; 1920–1970), poet. Considered one of the most important post–World War II European poets, Paul Celan was born in Czernowitz, in Bucovina, the easternmost province of the former Habsburg monarchy, which had…
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Goldberg, Leʾah
(1911–1970), poet, novelist, playwright, and literary scholar. Born in Königsberg (now Kaliningrad), then an important center of the Haskalah movement and Hebrew culture, Leah Goldberg moved in her early childhood to Kov…
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Isaac Bashevis Singer
(1904–1991), Yiddish writer; in translation, among the most widely read authors of the twentieth century. The son and grandson of rabbis on both sides of his family, Isaac Bashevis Singer was born to strictly observant p…
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Joseph Walk
Direktor des Leo Baeck Instituts, Jerusalem; Leiter des Instituts für die Erforschung des Diaspora-Judentums
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Kalir, Joseph
Geb. 2. Dez. 1908 in Stettin (Szczecin),Gest. 10. Sept. 1988 in Tustin, CA/US.Sohn des Kaufmanns Chaim Herz (Hermann) K. und der Regina, geb. StegemannÜbersiedlung der Familie nach Hamborn bei Duisburg, Oberrealschule …
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Kovner, Abba
(1918–1987), partisan and poet, leader and intellectual, and a central figure in twentieth-century Jewish and Israeli history and cultural life. Born in Sebastopol, Abba Kovner moved to Vilna as a child; the Jewish commu…
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Ringelblum, Emanuel
(1900–1944), Polish Jewish historian, relief worker, political activist, and organizer of the underground Oyneg Shabes Archive in the Warsaw ghetto. Born in Buczacz, Emanuel Ringelblum moved to Nowy Sącz in 1914. Under t…
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Almog, ʿOz
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Altmann, Alexander
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Asher Ben-Natan
Israelischer Diplomat und erster Botschafter seines Landes in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
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Barḳai, Avraham
Avraham Barkai, Dr. phil., geb. 1921, war Research Fellow am Leo Baeck Institut Jerusalem, an der Universität Tel Aviv sowie im Forschungszentrum der Gedenkstätte Yad Vashem. 2003 erhielt er die Ehrendoktorwürde der Frei…
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Benjamin Netanjahu
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Berḳovits, Eliʿezer
Geb. 8. Sept. 1908 in Großwardein (Oradea), Transsylvanien,Gest. 20. Aug. 1992 in Jerusalem.Besuch versch. Jeschiwot in Großwardein und Klausenburg (Cluj-Napoca), Hatara von Rb. A. Glasner/ Klausenburg, Rb. P. Zimmetba…
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Boris Saidman
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BRODSKY Joseph Alexandrovich
(1940–1996), Russian-born poet and Nobel Prize Laureate in literature in 1987. Joseph Brodsky (as he is known in the West; in Russian, Iosif Aleksandrovich Brodskii) was born in Leningrad. He was the only child of Aleksa…
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Chaim Cohn
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Chaim Schirmann
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Ernst Ehrlich
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Filip Friedman
(1901–1960), Polish Jewish historian. Filip Friedman was born in Lwów and studied at the University of Vienna under the direction of Alfred Pribram, and at the Jewish Paedagogium under Salo Baron. Friedman earned his doc…
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Glatzer, Nahum Norbert
Judaist, Theologe und Literaturwissenschaftler
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