Graph search
7,491 entity pages
Polák, Vlastimil Artur
Tschech. deutschsprachiger Schriftsteller, nannte sich ab 1918 Vlastimil Artur Polák
ep
Praigerzon, Tsevi
(also known in Russian as Grigorii Izrailevich; 1900–1969), Hebrew writer. Tsevi Preigerzon was born in Shepetovka, in the Volhynia region; his father was a Zionist maskil, and his mother a member of the well-known Halpe…
ep
Primo Levi
Überlebender des Konzentrationslagers Auschwitz
ep
Reuben Brainin
(1862–1939), Hebrew critic, biographer, short-story writer, and feuilletonist. Born in Liady, Mohilev province, Re’uven Brainin was part of a learned Jewish family, and he first intensely followed the route of traditiona…
ep
Reuven Kritz
Israel. Schriftsteller, in Wien geboren, 1938 nach Palästina ausgewandert; Vater von Kritz, Ori
ep
Robert Wilson
Ab den 1960er-Jahren Impulsgeber des zeitgenössischen Theaters (Performances)
ep
Salman Reisen
(Reisen; 1887–1941), scholar of Yiddish language and literature, editor, journalist, and cultural activist. The brother of Avrom and Sore Reyzen, Zalmen Reyzen was born in Koidanov, Belorussia; he studied in a heder and …
ep
Salomo Friedlaender
emigrierte 1933 nach Frankreich, dort Zeitungsmitarbeiter
ep
Salomon Mandelkern
(1846–1902), Hebrew poet, author of a major biblical concordance. Born in Mlynów, Volhynia, Shelomoh Mandelkern received a broad traditional education. At the age of 16 he was sent to Dubno to continue his studies, and f…
ep
Salomon Rubin
Jüdischer Gelehrter und Autor der Haskala sowie Übersetzer aus dem Hebräischen; wirkte zunächst als Lehrer und Geschäftsmann in Galizien, Rumänien und Russland; seit 1865 in Wien, Mitbegründer der Zeitschrift "Has…
ep
Samuel Joseph Fuenn
(1818–1890), a leading figure of the Russian Haskalah. Shemu’el Yosef Fuenn (or Fünn) taught at the Vilna Rabbinical Seminary, was founder and editor of the journal Ha-Karmel, and was one of the leaders of the Ḥibat Tsiy…
ep
Samuel Niger
(1883–1955), literary critic. Shmuel Niger was born in Dukor, Belorussia, to Zev Volf and Brokhe Tsharni. His father, a fervent Lubavitcher Hasid, died in 1889, leaving Shmuel’s mother a widow with five sons (he being th…
ep
Schalom Asch
(1880–1957), Yiddish novelist and playwright. Born in Kutno, Russian Poland, Sholem Asch was the youngest of his Hasidic parents’ 10 children. Traditionally educated and a talented student, he began teaching himself Germ…
ep
Schemarjahu Levin
ep
Scott Spencer
ep
Simon Bernfeld
(1860–1940), historian, journalist, editor, and translator. Shim‘on Bernfeld was born in Stanisławów, Galicia (now Ivano-Frankivs’k, Ukraine). In the face of persecution by Hasidic circles in Stanisławów, Bernfeld’s fath…
ep
Solomon Hanau
Grammatiker; Frankfurt, Hamburg, Amsterdam (Wirkungsorte); Hebr. Sprachwissenschaftler
ep
Solomon ibn Gabirol
ep
Stephen King
Horrorautor; arbeitete nach dem Studium zunächst als Englischlehrer
ep
Stuart Neville
ep