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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
BUDAPEST — BUDAPEST, capital of Hungary, formed officially in 1873 from the towns of Buda, Obuda, and Pest, which each had Jewish communities. Buda (Ger. Ofen; Heb. אובן) A community was formed there by the end of the 11th century. Its cemetery was located… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Christopher Ward (UK politician) — For other people named Christopher Ward, see Christopher Ward (disambiguation). Christopher John Ferguson Ward (born 26 December 1942) is a British solicitor and Conservative Party politician, who served as a Member of Parliament (MP) for only… … Wikipedia
Hermann Bickler — Christian Hermann Bickler (auch Armand Bickler, * 28. Dezember 1904 in Hottviller damals Reichsland Elsaß Lothringen, heute Département Moselle; † 8. März 1984 am Lago Maggiore) war ein elsässischer Rechtsanwalt und autonomistischer Politiker,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
LONDON — LONDON, capital of england and seat of what has always been the largest Jewish community in the country. Medieval Period There is no reliable evidence for the presence of Jews in London until after the close of the Saxon period. After the Norman… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
