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Alfred Nossig (18
April 1864 – 22
February 1943) was a
Jewish sculptor, writer, and
activist in
Zionism and
Polish civil society.
During World War II,...
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Felicia Nossig (1855–1939) was a
Polish politician (Social Democrat), sociologist, journalist,
feminist and translator. She
graduated as a
teacher in 1873...
- Talât with CUP
leaders Halil Bey and
Enver Pasha, and
Zionist politician Alfred Nossig, 1915...
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Abwehr agents (including the
alleged agent and
Judenrat ****ociate
Alfred Nossig,
executed on 22
February 1943). The ŻOB
established a
prison to hold and...
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August Wildam Arthur Winter Alfred Revi Emil
Haladik Fritz Steiner Erwin Nossig Fritz Herzl Fritz Lichtschein Hubert Lichtneckert Hans
Rosenfeld Hans Wald...
- contemporaries, and even some of his
close friends considered him a liar.
Alfred Nossig described Talaat as "The
strongest man of
Young Turkey", a "man of will"...
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February 22, 1943, he parti****ted in the
execution of a
Gestapo agent,
Alfred Nossig.
Between January and
April 1943, he took part in
collecting weapons for...
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Wandering Jew". Art Bulletin, vol. 49 No. 3; pp. 209−222
Sculpture by
Alfred Nossig. Fig.3.3, p.79 in Todd
Presner Muscular Judaism: The
Jewish Body and the...
- acts,
music by
Ignacy Jan
Paderewski composed to the
libretto by
Alfred Nossig based on the
novel A Hut
Behind the
Village (1854) by Józef
Ignacy Kraszewski...
- The
authorized Polish edition was
translated by the
noted writer Felicya Nossig (1855-1939). The
unauthorized Dutch translation was by the poet Hillegonda...
