Hans Kohn - Robert Weltsch Correspondence 1920-1962
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Kohn, Hans, 1891-1971
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Correspondence to Lewis and Sophia Mumford from Hans Kohn and his wife, Yetty Wahl Kohn. From the description of Letters, 1940-1969, to Lewis and Sophia Mumford. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 155870967 Born in Prague on September 15, 1891, Hans Kohn was active in Zionist student organizations. He received a Doctor of Law degree from the German University in Prague. In World War I, he became a prisoner of war and was interned in Samarkand and Khabo...
Hans Gebhardt
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Born in Prague on September 15, 1891, Hans Kohn was active in Zionist student organizations. He received a Doctor of Law degree from the German University in Prague. In World War I, he became a prisoner of war and was interned in Samarkand and Khaborovsk, Krasnoyarsk and Irkutsk in Siberia/Soviet Union until 1920. In the following years he lived in Paris and London, working for Zionist organizations and publishing numerous books and articles. In 1921 he married Jetty Wahl. In 1925 t...
Weltsch, Robert
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A native of Prague, Robert Weltsch (1891-1982) was at this time the editor of Jüdische Rundschau, the publication of the German Zionist organization (Zionistische Vereingung für Deutschland), based in Berlin. (The journal was shut down by the Nazi regime in 1938.) Weltsch writes from Zurich, where he was visiting. From the description of Correspondence to Franz Werfel, 1937. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 155864789 Born in Prague on ...
Bergman, Samuel Hugo, 1883-1975
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Bergman was a philosopher from Prague; he had been a member of the Prague Zionist student group Bar Kochba and was a friend of Martin Buber. From 1907 to 1919 he was a librarian at the Prague University library, except for the period when he served in the Austrian army during World War I; in 1920 Bergman emigrated to Palestine. (In publications in this period until his emigration, his name is typically given as "Hugo Bergmann"; in general his last name is often spelled "Bergmann.") In 1925, Berg...
