Moses RosenkranzCollection 1930-1999

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Moses RosenkranzCollection 1930-1999

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The collectiondocuments the life and work of the poet Moses Rosenkranz. It includescorrespondence, manuscripts, general notes pertaining to his work, privatephotographs, and clippings.

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Leo Baeck Institute.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6345315

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Rubner, Anna, 1908-2002

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Rosenfeld, Doris

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Moses Rosenkranz

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Moses Rosenkranz was born as Edmund Hans Rosenkranz to a rather poor Jewish farmer family in the village of Berhometh in the Bukowina, Romania in 1904. Protesting against the anti-Semitism of one of his teachers, he adopted the name Moses at the age of eleven. Moses chose German to be his native tongue out of the broad range of languages that were spoken at his home, such as Polish, Yiddish, Ruthenic, Romanian and German. At the early age of fifteen his enthusiasm for the German lan...

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