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Ettlinger, Jakob
Sohn des Stiftsrabbiners Aron E. und der Rachel geb. Ettlinger, lernt 1811-16 bei Oberlandesrb. Ascher Löw und in der öffentlichen Schule, Frühj. 1816 vom Oberrat der Israeliten Badens nach Würzburg geschickt, wo er bei …
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Euripides
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Flavius Josephus
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Herz Homberg
(1749–1841), Bohemian maskil and author. Herz Homberg is known mainly for having been the government-appointed supervisor of the German Jewish school system in Galicia between 1787 and 1806. He fully endorsed the policy …
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Holt, Victoria
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Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Österreichischer Schriftsteller, Dramatiker, Lyriker, Librettist sowie Mitbegründer der Salzburger Festspiele
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Isaac Satanow
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Jack Higgins
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Jehuda ha-Levi
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Jiří Langer
(1894–1943), Hebrew and Czech writer. Jiří (Mordekhai Georgo) Langer was born in Prague to an assimilated merchant family. His eldest brother was the well-known Czech writer and playwright František Langer (1888–1965). L…
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Jiří Orten
(Ohrenstein; 1919–1941), poet. Jiří Ohrenstein was the second of three sons of an assimilated Jewish family in the town of Kutná Hora near Prague. His parents owned a haberdashery; his father’s death in 1936 further inte…
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Joyce Carol Oates
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Judy Blundell
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Kleopatra VII.
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Manetho
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Meg Cabot
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Mendele Mocher Sforim
(Mendele Moykher-Sforim; 1835–1917), Hebrew and Yiddish writer. Sholem Yankev Abramovitsh is acknowledged, almost universally, as the founder of modern artistic prose in Hebrew and Yiddish. Born to a middle-class family …
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Meyer Kupferman
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Mose Alschech
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Nachum Sokolow
(1859–1936), journalist, writer, and Zionist leader. Born in Wyszogród, Poland, Naḥum Sokolow grew up in the town of Płock. He received a comprehensive Jewish education as well as a thoroughly secular one largely as a re…
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