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Flavius Josephus
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Salomo Löwisohn
(1789–1821), Hebrew poet, linguist, and historian. Salomon Löwisohn was born in Mór, Hungary, a small community led by his relatives, the prominent Rosenthal and Saphir families, who played key roles in the Hungarian Has…
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Titus Livius
Röm. Geschichtsschreiber; Foro-Juliensis
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Benjamin of Tudela
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Abraham Bär Gottlober
(1811–1899), maskil, poet, translator, historian, and publicist. Born in Starokonstantinov, Volhynia guberniia, Avraham Ber Gottlober married the daughter of a Hasidic family at the age of 14. With the encouragement and …
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Achimaats ben Paltiel
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David Cassel
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David Gans
(1541–1613), chronicler, astronomer, mathematician, and teacher. David Gans was born into a well-to-do merchant family in Westphalia. As a youth he studied with Mosheh Isserles, the renowned head of the Kraków yeshiva. G…
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Gedaliah ibn Yahya ben Joseph
jüdischer Historiograph und Talmudist, geb. in Italien, lebte später in Alexandria
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Hans Kohn
(1891–1971), Zionist activist, journalist, and scholar of modern nationalism. Hans Kohn was born in Prague to a bilingual (Czech and German) Jewish family; his parents came from the Czech regions outside the Bohemian cap…
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Jizchak Ben Zwi
Aus der Ukraine nach Palästina emigriert; 2. Präsident Israels (1952-1963); Bruder von Aharon Re'ûvēni
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Joseph Gedalja Klausner
(1874–1958), critic, researcher, and editor. Yosef Klausner was born in Olkeniki, near Vilna. In 1885, his family moved to Odessa and he became involved in the activities of the Ḥibat Tsiyon movement and in organizations…
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Majer Samuel Bałaban
(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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Nathan Hannover
(d. 1683), chronicler of the Khmel’nyts’kyi uprising (gzeyres takh vetat). Presumably born in Ostróg in Volhynia, Natan Note (often Neta‘ or Nata) Hannover studied at the local yeshiva and then seems to have traveled acr…
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Sallust
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Salomo ibn Verga
Span.-jüd. Historiograph, Dichter und Arzt, erlebte die Inquisition in Spanien und Portugal, wurde zwangskonvertiert und verließ 1506 Portugal in Richtung Türkei; Verfasser einer Chronik, schrieb über Judenverfolgunge…
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Sueton
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Abraham Harkavy
(1835–1919), historian, public activist, and librarian. Avraham (Albert Iakovlevich) Harkavy was born into a wealthy and prominent family in Novogrudok, Minsk guberniia, where he received a typical religious education. A…
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Aron Freimann
Studium der Geschichte und Orientalistik in Berlin und Besuch des dortigen orthodoxen Rabbinerseminars, promovierte in Erlangen zum Doktor der Philosophie; von 1898 bis zur seiner Entlassung im März 1933 wirkte er als B…
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Avraham Barkai
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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