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B. Orshansḳi
(1883–1945), Yiddish writer and literary historian. Born in Horodok, Belorussia, Ber Orshanski received a traditional education until the age of 16. From 1902 to 1906 he lived in Riga, where he joined the Bund. Subsequen…
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Bar-Shalom, Harry
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Ben-Tsiyon, Śimḥah
(Ben-Tsiyon Gutmann; 1870–1932), Hebrew writer and educator. Known by his nom de plume S. Ben-Tsiyon (S. Ben-Zion in English sources), Simḥah Gutmann was born in Teleneshty, Bessarabia. Though he received a traditional h…
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Benjamin Fondane
(1898–1944), poet and philosopher. Born in Iaşi, Romania, Beniamin Fundoianu was the son of Isac Wechsler, a small tradesman from Herța (in Bucovina), and of Adela, sister of Jewish scholars Elias, Wilhelm, and Moses Sch…
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Benjamin Jaffe
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Benno Elkan
Engl. Bildhauer, Maler und Schriftsteller dt. Herkunft, ursprünglich kaufmännischer Angestellter
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Benzion Katz
(1875–1958), journalist and editor. Bentsiyon Katz was born in Doyg (Lith., Daugai) in Lithuania to a prestigious rabbinical family. At the age of 16, he began to send articles on contemporary problems to Ha-Melits and H…
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Ber Frenk
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Berechja ben Natronai ha-Nakdan
Verfasser von Fabeln und religiösen Traktaten
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Bernard Gui
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Bernhard Horstmann
Pseudonym für Bernhard Horstmann, laut Wikipedia schrieb er zeitweise gemeinsam mit seiner Frau Charlotte unter diesem Namen
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Berthold Auerbach
Herausgeber von Volkskalendern; Verfechter jüdischer Emanzipation
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Binjamin Wilkomirski
als Pseudonym Verfasser einer fiktiven Autobiographie
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Bogrov, Grigorij I.
(1825–1885), pioneering Russian Jewish writer. Born in Poltava, Grigorii Bogrov was a typical maskil who rebelled against tradition and his family, first learning Russian and devouring secular books on the sly, then divo…
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Bolesław Leśmian
(1877–1937), poet and essayist. The great-grandson of Antoni Eisenbaum, director of the Warsaw Rabbinical School, Leśmian (whose last name originally was Lesman) was baptized in 1887. He spent his youth in Ukraine where,…
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Boris Slutsky
(1919–1986), Russian poet. Boris Slutskii spent his childhood and youth in Kharkov. His serious early interests in literature, art, and history led him to attend the Moscow Institute of Law (1937) and then, on the recomm…
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Bruno Bauer
Religionskritiker; zunächst Linkshegelianer, nach 1848 antisemischer Konsevativer
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Buissink, Frans
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Campbell Armstrong
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Catulle Mendès
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