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LEMANS, MOSES — (1785–1832), Hebraist and mathematician. Born in Naarden, Netherlands, Lemans was one of the leaders of the Haskalah movement in Holland. He was one of the founders in 1808 of the Chanogh lanangar ngal pie darkoo society the aim of which was a… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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David Franco-Mendes — Titelblatt der Erstausgabe von Franco Mendes Judit David Franco Mendes (* 1713 in Amsterdam; † 1792 ebenda) war ein niederländisch jüdischer Dichter portugiesischer Herkunft und früher Vertreter der Haskala. Inhaltsverzeichnis … Deutsch Wikipedia
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BERGEN-BELSEN — BERGEN BELSEN, Nazi concentration camp near Hanover, Germany. It was established in July 1943 as an Aufenthaltslager ( transit camp ) in part of a prisoner of war camp, Stalag 311, and intended for prisoners whom the German government wished to… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BERNSTEIN, PEREZ — (Fritz; 1890–1971), Zionist leader, publicist, and Israel politician. Bernstein, who was born in Meiningen, Germany, studied commerce. In his youth he went to Rotterdam, Holland, where he entered business. In 1917 he joined the Dutch Zionist… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BOAS — BOAS, Dutch banking family, prominent in The Hague in the 18th century. The founder of the family, HYMAN (or Abraham; 1662–1747) was settled in The Hague by 1701. In 1743 he sold his business in jewelry, gold, and textiles for the sum of 80,200… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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