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Rahmer, Moritz
1854 zum Jüdisch-theologischen Seminar in Breslau, 5. Nov. 1857 auch imm. an der dortigen Univ. 28. Juli 1860 prom. Leipzig 3. April 1862 Rabbinerdiplom als einer der drei ersten Absolventen des Seminars. 1862 Rb. und Le…
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Raphael Nathan Nata Rabinowitz
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Rashbam
Jüd. Gelehrter, Bibel- und Talmudkommentator in Frankreich
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Ratsahbi, Yehudah
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Reischer, Jacob ben Joseph
(also known as Jakob Backofen or Back; ca. 1670–1733), rabbi, halakhic authority, and author. Probably born in Prague to a rabbinical family, Reischer studied under Rabbi Aharon Shim‘on Spira (presiding judge of the rabb…
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Reuben Brainin
(1862–1939), Hebrew critic, biographer, short-story writer, and feuilletonist. Born in Liady, Mohilev province, Re’uven Brainin was part of a learned Jewish family, and he first intensely followed the route of traditiona…
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Reuven Kritz
Israel. Schriftsteller, in Wien geboren, 1938 nach Palästina ausgewandert; Vater von Kritz, Ori
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Robert Bernard Martin
American scholar and biographer, specializing in Victorian literature
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Robert Bárány
Österreichischer Ohrenarzt; Nobelpreis (Medizin) 1914
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Robert von Ketton
Mittelalterlicher Theologe, Astronom und Arabist
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Robert Wilson
Ab den 1960er-Jahren Impulsgeber des zeitgenössischen Theaters (Performances)
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Roger Bacon
Englischer Theologe und Naturphilosoph, genannt Doctor mirabilis
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Rosenthal, Ferdinand
Aus einer Gelehrtenfamilie, Sohn eines kleinen Grundbesitzers, Besuch von Jeschiwot in Svätý Jur (St. Georgen), Slowakei, und in Preßburg, Abitur in Wien, 21. Okt. 1863 imm. Berlin, 16. Apr. 1864 imm. Breslau, 20. Dez. 1…
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Rosina Lippi
LoC: Rosina Lippi-Green will continue to use Rosina Lippi-Green on her nonfiction and use Rosina Lippi on her fiction; will also be using the pseudonym Sara Donati in the future
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Rudolf Kasztner
(Also known as Rudolf Kasztner; his Hebrew name was Yisra’el; 1906–1957), Zionist activist in Hungary during the Holocaust; later accused of collaborating with the Nazis. Born in Cluj (Kolozsvár), Kasztner worked for the…
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Rudolf von Burgund
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Ruth Rendell
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Saadia Gaon
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Sabbatai Ben Josef
(1641–1718), biblical exegete, bibliographer, printer, and cantor. Shabetai ben Yosef Bass was born in Kalisz, Poland. His parents were murdered in wartime violence in 1655; Bass and his older brother, Ya‘akov Strimmers …
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Sabbatai ben Meir ha-Kohen
(ca. 1621–ca. 1662), author of Sifte Kohen (1646–1647); an important and influential halakhic authority known as Shakh. Shabetai was born in Amstibovo, Lithuania, to a well-known rabbinical family. His father and grandfa…
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