David Oppenheim — Oppenheim at the 2010 World Series of Poker Nickname(s) Oppie/Oppy Hometown Calabasas, California … 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
Oppenheim (disambiguation) — Oppenheim is a small town in Germany. Oppenheim may also refer to: Oppenheim, New York People Oppenheim family, prominent European banking family since the 18th century A. Leo Oppenheim (1904–1974), Assyriologist Alan V. Oppenheim (born 1937),… … Wikipedia
David Oppenheim — David b. Abraham Oppenheim Kupferstich von Johann Balzer (1772) David b. Abraham Oppenheim (* 1664 in Worms; † 12. September 1736 in Prag) war Oberrabbiner von Prag, Landesrabbiner von Mähren und Böhmen und ein jüdischer Schriftgelehrter … Deutsch Wikipedia
Oppenheim (Begriffsklärung) — Oppenheim steht für: Oppenheim, eine deutsche Kleinstadt im Landkreis Mainz Bingen in Rheinland Pfalz Oppenheim (New York), eine Stadt in Fulton County Oppenheim (Berlin), eine Königsberg Berliner Bankiersfamilie der Privatbanken Oppenheim… … Deutsch Wikipedia
OPPENHEIM — OPPENHEIM, family of German bankers, originally from Frankfurt, and later from Bonn, where in 1789 SOLOMON OPPENHEIM, JR. (1772–1828) established a commission and forwarding business. From 1798 Cologne was the headquarters of the banking house of … Encyclopedia of Judaism
OPPENHEIM, BEER BEN ISAAC — (1760–1849), German rabbi and scholar. In his early youth Oppenheim studied at the yeshivah of Fuerth and then proceeded to Berlin where he apparently made contact with the followers of the Haskalah movement. His contributions to bikkurei ha… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
OPPENHEIM, JOACHIM — (Ḥayyim; 1832–1891), Austrian rabbi. Oppenheim was born in Eibenschitz (Moravia) where his father, Dov Baer, was a rabbi. He took over his brother David s position in the rabbinate at Jamnitz and after the death of his father (1859) he became… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
OPPENHEIM, ḤAYYIM — (1832–1891), Hebrew scholar. Born in Moravia, a brother of david oppenheim , he received his academic degree as well as a teaching certificate in Vienna in 1857. He also served as rabbi in various communities. His studies and articles encompassed … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Oppenheim — I Ọppenheim, Stadt im Landkreis Mainz Bingen, Rheinland Pfalz, 95 m über dem Meeresspiegel, am linken Ufer des Oberrheins, 6 300 Einwohner; Landeslehr und versuchsanstalt für Wein und Gartenbau, Deutsches Weinbaumuseum; Mittelpunkt eines… … Universal-Lexikon
