Samuel Abraham Marx

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• Samuel Marx —  Cette page d’homonymie répertorie différentes personnes partageant un même nom. Samuel Marx peut se référer à : Samuel Abraham Marx (1885–1964), architecte, designer et décorateur d intérieur américain Samuel Marx (dit Sam ou Frenchie… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Abraham-Geiger-Kolleg — is the only rabbinic seminary in Potsdam, Germany. The school was founded 1999 as the first and only seminary in continental Europe since 1942 in Germany, the Holocaust, when the Hochschule für die Wissenschaft des Judentums in Berlin was shut… …   Wikipedia

• ZACUTO, ABRAHAM BEN SAMUEL — (1452–c. 1515), astronomer and historian. His ancestors were French Jewish exiles who had come to Castile in 1306. In his biblical and talmudic studies he was instructed by his father and R. isaac aboab ii , and he attended the University of… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• ISAAC BEN SAMUEL OF DAMPIERRE — (usually referred to by the initial letters of his name as Ri (initials of R abbi I saac) or Ri the Elder, or Ri of Dampierre, d. c. 1185), one of the most important of the tosafists and leading authority of Franco German Jewry in the second half …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• IBN MOTOT, SAMUEL BEN SAADIAH — (or Matut, Matud; active c. 1370), philosopher, kabbalist, and translator in Spain. He came from a well known family in Guadalajara and was one of the members of the circle of Jewish intellectuals in Castile friendly with isaac b. sheshet perfet …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Alexander Marx — (* 29. Januar 1878 in Elberfeld; † Dezember 1953 in New York City) war ein US amerikanischer Historiker, Judaist, Bibliograf und Bibliothekar. Seine Eltern waren der Kaufmann und Bankier George Marx und die Poetin Gertrud, geb. Simon (1851… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• OPPENHEIM (Oppenheimer), DAVID BEN ABRAHAM — (1664–1736), rabbi. Born in Worms, his teachers were gershon ashkenazi of Metz, Jacob Ashkenazi, Benjamin Wolf Epstein of Friedberg, and isaac benjamin Wolf b. Eliezer Lipman of Landsberg. While he was still a boy, he maintained a scholarly… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• DICKSTEIN, SAMUEL — (1885–1954), U.S. congressman. Dickstein, who was born in Vilna, Lithuania, was taken to the U.S. in 1887, when his family settled in New York s Lower East Side. In 1917 he was elected to the Board of Aldermen of New York City, and two years… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• LAMPRONTI, ISAAC HEZEKIAH BEN SAMUEL — (1679–1756), rabbi, physician, and educator. Lampronti was born in Ferrara and studied under the great Italian rabbis of his generation: Manoah Provençal in Lugo, Judah Briel in Mantua, and Isaac Ḥayyim Cantarini in Padua. In addition, he studied …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Morton D. May — (25 March 1914 – 13 April 1983) (known as Buster to his friends and colleagues) was an American philanthropist and art collector. He was also at various times director, chairman of the board, and chief executive officer of the May Department… …   Wikipedia