Lebensohn

Lebensohn

Lebensohn ist der Name folgender Personen:

  • Abraham Dob Lebensohn (1794–1878), hebräischer Dichter und Grammatiker sowie Vorkämpfer der litauischen Haskala, Vater von Micha Josef Lebensohn
  • Micha Josef Lebensohn (1828–1852), hebräischer Dichter und Übersetzer, Sohn von Abraham Dob Lebensohn
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  • Abraham Dob Bär Lebensohn — (born in Vilna, Russia, (now Vilnius, Lithuania) about 1789/1794; died there November 19, 1878) was a Russian Hebraist, poet, and grammarian.LifeLike all Jewish boys of that time in Russia he was educated as a Talmudist, but became interested in… …   Wikipedia

  • Micha Josef Lebensohn — (auch kurz Michal genannt = M. I. Kohen Lebensohn; * 22. Februar 1828 in Wilna; † 17. Februar 1852 ebenda) war ein hebräischer Dichter und Übersetzer in die hebräische Sprache. Leben …   Deutsch Wikipedia

  • Micah Joseph Lebensohn — (born in Wilna, Russia (now Vilnius, Lithuania), February 22, 1828; died there February 17, 1852) Russian Hebrew poet. His father, the poet Abraham Bär Lebensohn, implanted in him the love of Hebrew poetry, and Micah Joseph began very early to… …   Wikipedia

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