Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom.Le nom de Guttmann est celui de plusieurs personnalités (par ordre alphabétique) :
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Guttmann — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Andreas Guttmann (* 1993), österreichischer Grasskiläufer Artur Guttmann (1891–1945), österreichischer Kapellmeister und Filmkomponist Béla Guttmann (1899–1981), ungarischer Fußballtrainer Bernhard… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Guttmann — is a surname. It may refer to the following people:* Jakob Guttmann (rabbi), chief rabbi, religious Zionism philosopher * Jakob Guttmann (sculptor), Hungarian sculptor * Julius Guttmann, German rabbi, historian of Judaism philosophy, son of Jakob … Wikipedia
Guttmann — Guttmann, Jakob, jüd. Gelehrter, geb. 22. April 1845 in Beuthen (Oberschlesien), studierte in Breslau Philosophie und am dortigen Ravbinerseminar jüdische Theologie, promovierte 1868 auf Grund seiner Preisschrift »De Cartesii et Spinozae… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Guttmann — Gutmann, Guttmann Nom porté en Alsace Lorraine, formé à partir de l adjectif allemand gut (= bon) et de Mann (= homme). Il désigne un homme bon, aimable (cf. le français Bonhomme), ou encore un homme intègre, un homme d honneur. Variantes :… … Noms de famille
GUTTMANN, JULIUS — (Yitzhak; 1880–1950), philosopher of religion and historian of Jewish philosophy; son of jacob guttmann . In 1903 he received his Ph.D. at the University of Breslau and in 1906 he was ordained as rabbi by the Juedisch Theologisches Seminar of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
GUTTMANN, JACOB — (1845–1919), historian of Jewish philosophy. Born in Beuther (Bytom), Silesia, Guttmann studied at the University of Breslau, and at the Jewish Theological Seminary of that city. His doctoral thesis dealt with the relation between Spinoza and… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
GUTTMANN, MICHAEL — (1872–1942), Hungarian talmudic scholar. Guttmann was born in Hungary and studied at the Budapest rabbinical seminary and at the University of Budapest. From 1903, the year of his ordination at the Budapest rabbinical seminary, to 1907 he was… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
GUTTMANN, SIR LUDWIG — (1899–1980), founder and former director of the National Spinal Injuries Centre at Stoke Mandeville in Buckinghamshire, England. Born in Upper Silesia, Germany, Guttmann was an accomplished neurosurgeon and medical director of the Jewish Hospital … Encyclopedia of Judaism
GUTTMANN, ALEXANDER — (1904–1994), talmudic scholar, son of michael guttmann . Guttmann was born in Budapest. He received both his rabbinical diploma and his doctorate in Breslau. Guttmann taught Talmud and was the rabbi authorized to grant ordination at the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
GUTTMANN, ROBERT — (1880–1942), Czech primitive painter. During his life, Guttmann was better known for his unusual personality than for his paintings. He was a familiar figure of the Jewish scene in Prague as he walked from one coffeehouse to another, his work… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
