Ginsburg

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• Ginsburg — Ruine mit bergfried ähnlichem Hauptturm aus dem 20. Jahrhundert, gesehen von Südwest …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Ginsburg — Porté le plus souvent par des juifs askhénazes et surtout porté en Russie, désigne celui qui est originaire de la ville bavaroise de Günzburg, au bord de la rivière Günz. On a proposé parfois aussi celui qui est originaire de Königsberg, en… …   Noms de famille

• Ginsburg — [ginz′bʉrg΄] Ruth Bader [bā′dər] 1933 ; associate justice, U.S. Supreme Court (1993 ) …   English World dictionary

• Ginsburg — Gịnsburg   [ z ], Gịnzburg,    1) Jewgenija Semjonowna, russische Schriftstellerin, * Moskau 20. 12. 1906, ✝ ebenda 25. 5. 1977, Mutter von W. P. Aksjonow; Kommunistin; 1937 55 Haft, Zwangsarbeit und Verbannung, 1956 rehabilitiert. Aufsehen… …   Universal-Lexikon

• Ginsburg (Begriffsklärung) — Ginsburg bezeichnet: eine Burgruine im Rothaargebirge, siehe Ginsburg Ginsburg ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Chad I. Ginsburg (* 1972), US amerikanischer Rockmusiker Charles Ginsburg (1920–1992), US amerikanischer Erfinder Christian… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• GINSBURG, RUTH JOAN BADER — (1933– ), U.S. lawyer and Supreme Court justice. Born in Brooklyn, the daughter of Nathan Bader and Celia Amster Bader, Ginsburg graduated from Cornell University in 1954. Following her graduation she married classmate Martin Ginsburg, who was… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• GINSBURG, CHRISTIAN DAVID — (1831–1914), Bible scholar. Born in Warsaw, he converted to Christianity in 1846 and soon afterward moved to England. Through two successive marriages to women of wealth he was able to pursue scholarship without ever holding an academic post. In… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• GINSBURG, SAUL — (1866–1940), author and historian of Russian Jewry. Born in Minsk, he received a traditional Jewish as well as secular education. He graduated in 1891 from the law faculty of Peterburg University. He was active in the Hovevei Zion movement.… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• GINSBURG, DAVID — (1920–1988), Israel organic chemist. Born in New York, Ginsburg immigrated to Israel in 1948. He worked at Weizmann Institute of Science in Reḥovot until 1954, when he became professor of chemistry at Haifa Technion where he was acting president… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• GINSBURG, NORTON SIDNEY — (1921– ), U.S. geographer. Ginsburg was born in Chicago. In World War II he served in the U.S. Navy and participated in actions with the Sixth Marine Division in north China. After the war he remained in the Far East as chief of the Research and… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism