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Shira Gorshman
(1906–2001), Yiddish prose writer. Born in the Lithuanian town of Krakes, Shira (or Shirke; original surname unknown) grew up in poverty, with little attention from her parents. She moved to Palestine in 1924, but in 192…
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Shlomo Avineri
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Shlomo Carlebach
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Shlomo Kalo
Journalist, Dichter, Komponist, schrieb Romane, Sachbücher, Kurzgeschichten
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Shlomo Moussaieff (rabbi)
Hrsg. von Hekhalot-Lit., Mitbegründer des Jerusalemer Bukharim-Viertels
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Shmuel Ben-Artzi
Israel. Schriftsteller; kam 1933 nach Israel
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Shmuel Bornsztain (second Sochatchover rebbe)
Einziger Sohn und Nachfolger seines Vaters als chassidischer Führer
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Shmuel Gordon
(1909–1998), Yiddish writer. Born in Kovno (mod. Kaunas), Shmuel Gordon spent his youth in Jewish orphanages in Ukraine. In 1929, as a student in the Yiddish Department at the Second Moscow State University, he was casti…
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Shmuel Hurwitz
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Shmuel Safrai
Israel. Gelehrter für jüd. Geschichte, Talmud und Bibel
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Shmuel Zamir
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Shneʾur, Zalman
(1886–1959), Hebrew and Yiddish poet and novelist. A scion of the Shneerson dynasty that has led the Lubavitch Hasidic movement since its inception, Zalman (Zalkind) Shneour was born to a middle-class, somewhat tradition…
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Sholom Mordechai Schwadron
(1835–1911), rabbi and halakhic authority. Shalom Mordekhai Shvadron was born in Złoczów, Galicia. At the age of 16, he married in Biały Kamień and for two years was supported by his father-in-law. He then returned to Zł…
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Shunbaisai Hokuei
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Siegfried Kapper
(1821–1879), Czech and German poet, writer, and translator. Siegfried (Salomon) Kapper studied philosophy at Prague University (1837–1839) and medicine in Vienna (1841–1846), earning his doctorate in medicine in 1847. He…
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Siegfried Landshut
1933 Emigration nach Palästina; lebte seit 1948 in Großbritannien und seit 1951 wieder in Deutschland (Bundesrepublik)
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Siegfried Lichtenstaedter
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Siegmund Breitbart
(1883–1925), popular entertainer, circus strongman, and folk hero. Billed as “the strongest man in the world” in the 1920s, Zishe (Siegmund) Breitbart was better known to his Yiddish-speaking audiences as Shimshn-hagibr …
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Siegmund Salfeld
Studium an der Univ. Berlin, gefördert von M. Steinschneider und A. Berliner, sowie an der Univ. Breslau, danach einige Zeit Erzieher im Auerbach’schen Waisenhaus in Berlin. Mai 1870 Rb. in Dessau, 19. Jan. 1879 Ordinati…
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Sigmund Mowinckel
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