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1. Liat Livni

   Person · 1973– · Ramat-Gan (Israel) · 9 sources

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2. László Darvasi

   Person · 1962– · Törökszentmiklós (Hungary) · 9 sources

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3. Löw, Leopold

   Person · 1811–1875 · Gelehrter, Lehrer, Rabbi · Černá Hora (Blansko District, Czech Republic) · 9 sources

   Aus Rabbinerfamilie, Privatstunden in hebr., dt. und tschechischer Sprache, mit 11 J. Talmudunterricht, mit 12 J. auf die Jeschiwot von Joachim Deutschmann in Třebíč (Trebitsch) und Kolín, 1830 zu Baruch Teomim-Frankel i…

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4. Maimonides

   Person · 1135–1204 · Arzt, Astronomers, Jewish philosophers · Córdoba (Spanien) · 9 sources

   Jüd. Philosoph und Mediziner; als Arzt in Ägypten tätig

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5. Majer Samuel Bałaban

   Person · 1877–1942 · historian · Lemberg · 9 sources

   (1877–1942), historian and educator. Majer Bałaban was a founder and architect of modern Polish Jewish historiography and the first to synthesize both Polish archival sources and Jewish communal records and rabbinic resp…

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6. Marcus Jastrow

   Person · 1829–1903 · Rabbi, Rabbiner, Rabbis · Rogoźno · 9 sources

   Sohn des Kaufmanns Abraham J. und der Yetta Rolle, 1844 zum Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Posen 6. Mai 1852 imm. Berlin, Triennium und parallele Studien bei Michael Sachs und anderen Berliner Rabbinern, Feb. 1856 prom. …

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7. Margarete Steiner

   Person · 1949– · 9 sources

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8. Max Brod

   Person · 1884–1968 · Author, Composer, Translator · Prag · 9 sources

   (1884–1968), writer and critic. Born into an assimilated German-speaking family in multiethnic, late-Habsburg Prague, Max Brod went through an ideological transformation in his youth from German liberal and Jewish assimi…

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9. Max Letteris

   Person · 1800–1871 · Zhovkva · 9 sources

   (1800?–1871), Hebrew poet; editor and translator of poetry and dramatic works. Me’ir (Max) ha-Levi Letteris was born in Żółkiew, eastern Galicia, into a family of Hebrew publishers. His father also served as head of the …

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10. Max Weinreich

    Person · 1894–1969 · Linguist, Literarhistoriker, Philologe · Kuldīga · 9 sources

    (1894–1969), Yiddish linguist, literary scholar, and public intellectual. Born in Kuldiga, Latvia (then in Russia; Ger., Goldingen), Max Weinreich grew up in a German-speaking home and first took an interest in Yiddish a…

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11. Mayer Amschel Rothschild

    Person · 1744–1812 · 9 sources

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12. Meir Abulafia

    Person · 1180–1244 · Rabbi · 9 sources

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13. Meir Lublin

    Person · 1558–1616 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Lublin · 9 sources

    (1558–1616), rabbinical scholar and authority. Me’ir ben Gedalyah of Lublin, known as Maharam (an acronym for “Our teacher, the Rabbi Me’ir”) or Maharam of Lublin, was a major figure in the Golden Era of Torah study in P…

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14. Meir Schapira

    Person · 1887–1933 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Suczawa · 9 sources

    (1887–1933), rabbi, educator, Sejm deputy, and leader of Agudas Yisroel. Me’ir Shapira was born in Shotz, Bucovina (today Suceava, Romania), to a Hasidic family of prominent lineage. By the time he reached adolescence, h…

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15. Menachem Asarja da Fano

    Person · 1548–1620 · Rabbi, Talmudist · Bologna · 9 sources

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16. Menachem ben Benjamin Recanati

    Person · 1223–1290 · Gelehrter, Rabbi · Recanati · 9 sources

    Jüd. Gelehrter und Kabbalist aus Italien

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17. Menachem Mendel Krochmal

    Person · 1600–1661 · Rabbi · Krakau · 9 sources

    (1600–1661), rabbi and writer of responsa. Menaḥem Mendel ben Avraham Krochmal was born in Kraków, where he studied with David ben Shemu’el ha-Levi (Taz) and Yo’el Sirkes. As a young man he served as a rabbinic judge in …

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18. Menachem Mendel Schneerson

    Person · 1902–1994 · Rabbi · Mykolajiw · 9 sources

    Chassid. Rabbiner in USA; 7. Rebbe der Lubawitscher Bewegung und Führer der Chabad-Bewegung, einer chassidischen Gruppierung innerhalb des orthodoxen Judentums.

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19. Menasse ben Israel

    Person · 1604–1657 · Rabbi, Rabbiner · Lissabon · 9 sources

    Jüd. Schriftsteller, marran. Herkunft, Rabbiner in Amsterdam; jüdischer Theologe

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20. Meyer Kayserling

    Person · 1829–1905 · Historiker, Rabbi, Rabbiner · Gleidingen · 9 sources

    Sohn des Kaufmanns Abraham K. Gymn. Hannover talmudische Ausbildung in Halberstadt (Gerson Josaphat), Mikulov (S. R. Hirsch), Prag (S. J. Rapoport), Würzburg (S. B. Bamberger, von dem er das Rabbinerdiplom erhält) 1851 U…

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