Книга: «Juedischer Almanach»

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• JUEDISCHER VERLAG — JUEDISCHER VERLAG, the first Jewish Zionist publishing house in Western Europe. It was established in 1902 by M. Buber ; B. Feiwel , E.M. Lilien , L. Motzkin , , Ch. weizmann , and others, who constituted the core of the democratic fraction . In… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• FEIWEL, BERTHOLD — (1875–1937), Zionist leader and poet. Born in Pohrlitz, Moravia, Feiwel began his higher education in Brno, where he founded the Zionist student organization Veritas. In 1893 he studied law at Vienna University and became Herzl s close associate …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• LEO BAECK INSTITUTE — LEO BAECK INSTITUTE, organization founded by the Council of Jews from Germany in 1955 in Jerusalem, for the purpose of collecting material and sponsoring research on the history of the Jewish community in Germany and other German speaking… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• PICARD, JACOB — (1883–1967), German author and poet. Picard was born in Wangen, Wuerttemberg, and practiced law in Konstanz. He published two collections of verse, Das Ufer (1913), and Erschuetterung (1920), but turned seriously to literature when his legal… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• SUBCARPATHIAN RUTHENIA — (also known as Ruthenia, Carpathian Ruthenia, Carpatho Russia, Carpatho Ukraine, Carpathia, and Transcarpathian oblast; Rus. Zakarpatskaya oblast), historic region, part of (western) Ukraine. Its territory adjoined Romania, Hungary,… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• GERMANY — GERMANY, country in north central Europe. The Talmud and the Midrash use Germania (or Germamia ) as a designation for northern European countries, and also refer to the military prowess of these peoples and to the threat they posed to the Roman… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism