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baeck — baeck·e·ol; … English syllables
Baeck — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Leo Baeck (1873–1956), deutscher Rabbiner, Sohn von Samuel Baeck Samuel Baeck (1834 1912), Rabbiner und Historiker, Vater von Leo Baeck Stephan Baeck (* 1965), deutscher Basketballspieler Siehe auch: Bäck… … Deutsch Wikipedia
BAECK (L.) — BAECK LEO (1873 1956) Après des études rabbiniques et universitaires à Breslau et à Berlin, Leo Baeck, qui devait être un des trois maîtres spirituels du judaïsme allemand (avec Martin Buber et Franz Rosenzweig), occupa la chaire rabbinique à… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Baeck — [bɛk], Leo, Rabbiner, Gelehrter und liberaler Theologe, * Lissa (heute in der Woiwodschaft Poznań) 23. 5. 1873, ✝ London 2. 11. 1956; amtierte in Oppeln, Düsseldorf und (ab 1912) in Berlin, dort auch als Dozent an der Hochschule für die… … Universal-Lexikon
Baeck — (izg. bèk), Leo (1873 1956) DEFINICIJA rabin, jedan od vodećih židovskih liberalnih religijskih mislilaca prve pol. 20. st.; duhovni vođa njemačkih Židova u vrijeme nacizma, holokaust preživio u konclogoru Theresienstadt … Hrvatski jezični portal
Baeck — n. Leo Baeck (1873 1956), German Jewish theologian and spiritual leader who preached while imprisoned in the Theresienstadt concentration camp … English contemporary dictionary
BAECK, LEO — (1873–1956), German rabbi and religious thinker, leader of Progressive Judaism. Baeck was born in Lissa (now Lenzno, Poland) the son of Rabbi Samuel Baeck. Leo Baeck first studied at the Conservative Jewish Theological Seminary of Breslau, and… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BAECK, SAMUEL — (1834–1912), German rabbi and scholar. Baeck, who was born in Kromau (Moravia), the son and grandson of rabbis, served as rabbi of Leipa (Bohemia) and Lissa (Lezno, Poland) and was active in German Jewish communal affairs. He successfully… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Baeck, Leo — born May 23, 1873, Lissa, Posen, Prussia died Nov. 2, 1956, London, Eng. Prussian Polish rabbi, spiritual leader of German Jewry during the Nazi period. After earning his Ph.D. in philosophy at the University of Berlin, he served as a rabbi in… … Universalium
Baeck, Leo — (1873–1956) Rabbi and leader of Reform Judaism. Baeck was the leading rabbi in Germany before World War II, and a revered figure. He preached a philosophy of ‘moral perfection’, fusing Jewish ethics with modern thought. In 1938 the Nazi… … Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament
