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David Yeshayahu Silberbusch
(1854–1936), Hebrew and Yiddish writer. David Yesha‘yahu Silberbusch was born in Zaleszczyki, in eastern Galicia, and was raised in a Hasidic environment. At the age of 20 while still living in his father-in-law’s well-a…
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Gustav Gabriel Cohen
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Jacob Tsur
Israelischer Diplomat und zionist. Führer; Studium in Florenz und Paris, Direktor der Informationsabteilung des Jüd. Nationalsfonds, Ab 1948 erster israel. Diplomat in Süd-Amerika
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Jehuda Leib Maimon
Religiöser Zionist der Misrachi-Bewegung
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Joseph Schechtman
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József Natonek
(1813–1892), rabbi and early Zionist. Yosef Natonek attended yeshiva in Komárom with Pinḥas Leib Frieden, in Nikolsburg with Neḥemyah Naḥum Trebitsch until 1835, and in Ungvár for the year 1836. Although he never studied…
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Kalonymos Wissotzky
(1824–1904), businessman, Zionist activist, and philanthropist. Kalonymus Wissotzky was born in a town near Kovno (mod. Kaunas) into the family of a small merchant. At 18, he married and his wife’s parents agreed to supp…
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Karpel Lippe
(Natan Petaḥyah ben Barukh Mosheh Lipa; 1830–1915), physician, writer, and Zionist activist. Karpel Lippe was born in Tyśmienica (near Stanisławów, Galicia) into a traditional family. Influenced by the ideas of the Haska…
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Leon Simon
Schüler von Aḥad Ha-ʿAm, hat einige seiner Schriften übersetzt und herausgegeben; britischer Zionistenführer und Mitautor der Balfour-Deklaration von 1917
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Nachman Syrkin
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Peretz Bernstein
wanderte 1913 in die Niederlande und 1936 nach Palästina aus; Abgeordneter des ersten israelischen Parlaments, später Handelsminister
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Robert Stricker
Österr. Journalist u. Politiker; gest. im KZ Auschwitz
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Robert Weltsch
(1891–1984), Zionist activist, journalist, and essayist. Robert Weltsch was born in Prague to one of the oldest and most respected Jewish families in the city. His father, attorney Theodore Weltsch, was active in local J…
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Salomon Schiller
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Berl Locker
Zionistisch-sozialistischer Politiker und Schriftsteller, galizischer Herkunft.
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Binyamin Ze’ev Kahane
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Braude, Markus
(1869–1949), rabbi, educator, Zionist leader, and parliamentarian. Born in Brest-Litovsk (Brisk), Markus Braude (Mordekhai Ze’ev Broda) was raised in Lwów (Lemberg) where his maternal grandfather had been the city’s rabb…
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David Remez
Homme politique. - Dirigeant sioniste. - Secrétaire générale, Confédération générale des travailleurs juifs en Erets-Israël (1935-1944). - Député, Knesset, Tel-Aviv et Jérusalem (1948-1951). - Ministre israél…
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Elhanan Leib Lewinsky
(1857–1910), Hebrew writer. Elḥanan Leib Lewinsky was born in Podberez’ye (Pol., Podbrodzie; mod. Lith., Paberžė), on the outskirts of Vilna, though during his childhood his family moved to Gilwan in the Kovno region. He…
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Epstein, Zalman
(1860–1936), essayist and Zionist activist. Zalman Epstein was born in Lubań, in the Minsk district of Russia. During his adolescence he studied at the Volozhin yeshiva. At age 16, he moved with his family to Odessa, whe…
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