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Emil Makai — (1870–1901) is an Hungarian Jewish poet, and son of a rabbi. He was born in Makó, and in 1884 he went to Budapest. Books Vallásos énekek (1988; In English:Religious Songs) Zsidó költők (1892; In English: Hebrew Poets) Persondata Name Makai, Emil… … Wikipedia
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FRIEDMANN, MORITZ — (1823–1891), Hungarian ḥazzan. Born in Hraboc, Friedmann was a noted boy soprano. When he went to Budapest as a youth, the ḥazzan David Broder accepted him in his choir. Later he went to Oedenburg (Sopron) and obtained a post as assistant cantor… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MAKAI (Fischer), EMIL — (1870–1901), Hungarian poet and playwright. Born in Mako, Makai was the son of Rabbi Enoch Fischer. In 1884 he entered the Budapest rabbinical seminary, but during his years there he spent much of his time writing. Finally, in 1893, after much… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
NAMÉNYI, ERNEST — (Ernö; 1888–1957), Hungarian art historian, economist, and writer. Born in Nagykanizsa, Naményi was the son of Rabbi Ede Neumann. He studied in Budapest and in Brussels, and after he received his doctorate in law was appointed a research… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
