Lipschütz
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Lipschütz — Samuel Lipschütz (* 4. Juli 1863 in Ungvár; † 30. November 1905 in Hamburg) war ein US amerikanischer Schachmeister ungarischer Herkunft. Leben und Wirken Lipschütz wanderte zu Beginn der 1880er Jahre nach New York in die Vereinigten Staaten ein … Deutsch Wikipedia
LIPSCHUTZ, ISRAEL BEN GEDALIAH — (1782–1860), German rabbinic scholar. Lipschutz served as rabbi in the towns of Wronki (1821), Dessau and Colmar (1826–37), and Danzig (1837–60). His fame rests upon his commentary to the Mishnah, entitled Tiferet Yisrael, one of the finest of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LIPSCHUTZ, ELIEZER BEN SOLOMON — (d. 1750), rabbi and talmudist. When he was over the age of 30, he became the rabbi of ostrowiecz (Poland). There he had many pupils, but he left for Germany where he wandered from post to post because of differences with his communities. Through … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LIPSCHUTZ, SHABBETAI BEN JACOB ISAAC — (1845–1929), rabbi, kabbalist, and author. Lipschutz was born in Rohatyn, Galicia, and from 1907 served as a rabbi in Bereg Ilosva (now Irshava, Sub Carpathian Ruthenia, Ukraine). He wrote Berit Avot (also entitled Sharvit ha Zahav he Ḥadash), on … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LIPSCHUTZ, SOLOMON BEN MORDECAI — (d. 1736), Dutch rabbi. Born and educated in Lisse, Lipschutz was appointed rabbi of the Ashkenazi community in The Hague during the incumbency of David Nunes (c. 1700) as rabbi of the Sephardi community. About 1710 he was appointed rabbi of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LIPSCHUTZ, ARYEH LEIB — (d. c. 1849), talmudist and ḥasidic rabbi. He was born in Jaroslaw and was the pupil of Aryeh Leib b. Joseph ha Kohen heller , author of Keẓot ha Ḥoshen, and of Jacob Isaac Horowitz of Lublin. Aryeh was the son in law of Moses teitelbaum , rabbi… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Lipschütz, Israel ben Gedaliah — (1782 1860) German rabbinic scholar. He was a rabbi in Wronki, Dessau and Colmer, and Danzig. His Tiferet Israel is a commentary on the Mishnah … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Lipschütz, Jacob — (1838 1922) Russian author. He was born in Vilkomir. He became the secretary and chief assistant of Isaac Elhanan Spektor, the rabbi at Kovno, and opposed the Haskalah and Zionism. His Zikhron Yaakov is a book of reminiscences which casts… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Bill Lipschutz — is a foreign exchange market (forex) trader and the co founder and Director of Portfolio Management at Hathersage Capital Management. Early Life and Education Lipschutz was born and raised in Farmingdale, New York. He earned outstanding grades… … Wikipedia
Samuel Lipschütz — (July 4 1863 ndash;1905) was a chess player and author and was chess champion of the United States from 1889 1890 and again from1891–1894.Born in Ungvár, Carpathian Ruthenia, Austria Hungary (now (Uzhhorod, Ukraine), Lipschütz emigrated to New… … Wikipedia
