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Ropshits-Dzikov Hasidic Dynasty
Hasidic dynasty founded by Naftali Tsevi Horowitz of Ropshits (1760–1827), a leader of Hasidism in Galicia. Naftali Tsevi was a student of Menaḥem Mendel of Rimanov (1745–1815) and, to a lesser extent, of Ya‘akov Yitsḥak…
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Ropshits-Dzikov Hasidic Dynasty
Hasidic dynasty founded by Naftali Tsevi Horowitz of Ropshits (1760–1827), a leader of Hasidism in Galicia. Naftali Tsevi was a student of Menaḥem Mendel of Rimanov (1745–1815) and, to a lesser extent, of Ya‘akov Yitsḥak…
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Rosales, Jacob
(auch: a. Imanuel (Manuel) Bocarro Francês; b. Jacob Hebraeus), Kaufmann, Astronom/Astrologe und Schriftsteller, geb. vor 1593 Lissabon, gest. nach 1662 Italien. Der aus einer angesehenen kryptojüdischen Arztfamilie stam…
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Rosengarten, Albert
Architekt, Architekturtheoretiker und Kunstschriftsteller, geb. 5.1.1809 Kassel, gest. 15.8.1893 Wiesbaden. R. zählte zu den ersten in Deutschland tätigen jüdischen Architekten. 1826 begann er seine Ausbildung an einer p…
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Rosenthal Family
Leading maskilim and shtadlanim (political leaders) of Hungarian Jewry. Naftali Rosenthal (Naftali Mohr; 1727–1798) was, after Koppel Theben, the most important lay national figure of eighteenth-century Hungarian Jewry. …
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Rosenthal Family
Leading maskilim and shtadlanim (political leaders) of Hungarian Jewry. Naftali Rosenthal (Naftali Mohr; 1727–1798) was, after Koppel Theben, the most important lay national figure of eighteenth-century Hungarian Jewry. …
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Rostow am Don
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Rotenburg
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Rotterdam
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Royte Velt, Di
Yiddish journal published in Kharkov between 1924 and 1933. Di royte velt (The Red World) was established at the initiative of Moisei Ravich-Cherkasskii, head of the press department of the Ukrainian Communist Party’s Ce…
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Royte Velt, Di
Yiddish journal published in Kharkov between 1924 and 1933. Di royte velt (The Red World) was established at the initiative of Moisei Ravich-Cherkasskii, head of the press department of the Ukrainian Communist Party’s Ce…
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Rszesz?w
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Ruben, Paul
Klassischer Philologe und Bibelwissenschaftler, geb. 15.3.1866 Hamburg, gest. 9.5. 1943 Hamburg. R., Sohn des Wechselmaklers David Ruben und seiner Ehefrau Mathilde, stammte aus einer seit ca. 1650 in Wandsbek und Hambur…
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Ruderer
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Rudolf Christiani
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Rudolph Gräffer
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Ruhestandsbeamter
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Rundfunkjournalistin
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