Dictionary of Jewish Biography. Dan Cohn-Sherbok.
MEIJER, JACOB — ( Jaap ; 1912–1993), Dutch Jewish historian. Born into an impecunious provincial Jewish family, Meijer received a stipend to attend the Ashkenazi Teachers and Rabbinical Seminary in Amsterdam from the age of 13. He later studied at the University … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Jacob Adriaensz. Backer — Autoportrait de J.A. Backer, 1638 Naissance 1608 Harlingen Décès … Wikipédia en Français
Jacob Adriaensz Backer — Jacob Adriaensz. Backer Autoportrait de J.A. Backer, 1638 Naissance 1608 … Wikipédia en Français
Jacob Vallan — (* 19. August 1637 in Amsterdam; † 16. Mai 1720 in Utrecht) war ein niederländischer Mediziner. Leben Vallan begann am 28. September 1652 ein Studium der philosophischen Wissenschaften an der Universität Leiden. Bald aber sche … Deutsch Wikipedia
Jacob Admiraal — Jacob (Joop) Admiraal (* 26. September 1937 in Ophemert, Gelderland; † 25. März 2006 in Amsterdam, Nordholland) war ein niederländischer Schauspieler, Autor und Filmemacher. Leben Admiraal debütierte in 1959 bei der Nederlandse Comedie. Für sein… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Jacob van Hulsdonck — Gedeckter Tisch Jacob van Hulsdonck, ca. 1615 Öl auf Paneel, 48,5 cm cm × 64,5 cm cm Rijksmuseum Twenth … Deutsch Wikipedia
Meijer de Haan — Portrait of a young Jewish woman, 1886 Meijer de Haan (April 14, 1852, Amsterdam October 24, 1895, Amsterdam) was a Dutch painter. Biography He was born into a successful Jewish family of biscuit manufacturers, close to the study of religion,… … Wikipedia
HAAN, MEIJER DE — (also Meijer Jacob, Meijer Isaac; 1852–1895), Dutch painter. De Haan was born in Amsterdam, where his father ran a flourishing biscuit factory. After having initially joined his two brothers in the family business, Meijer started studying… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Jaap Meijer — Jacob ( Jaap ) Meijer (born April 20, 1905 in Amsterdam ndash; died December 2, 1943 in Meir, Belgium) was a track cyclist from the Netherlands, who represented his native country at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. There he won the… … Wikipedia
ROEST, MEIJER MARCUS — (1821–1889), Amsterdam bibliographer and journalist. Having been trained as a religious teacher in the Haskalah oriented Nederlandsch Israëlietisch Seminarium in Amsterdam, Roest became one of the first in the Netherlands to embrace the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
