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- Maurice L. Perlzweig (1895-1985) was an official of the World Jewish Congress and a reform rabbi. He was born in Poland in 1895. His father was a cantor...
- stationed in Egypt at the time. His mother Rebecca was the daughter of Asher Perlzweig, a rabbi and noted composer. Edward died when David was eleven. David...
- Sir John Anderson exercised this power in respect of a man called Jack Perlzweig, who used the name Robert Liversidge, committing him to prison but giving...
- The Archaic Gravestones of Attica. London: Phaidon. OCLC 503994781. Perlzweig, Judith (1961). Lamps of the Roman Period: First to Seventh Century After...
- Chaim Weizmann. Maurice Perlzweig, a young, British Liberal rabbi, was elected chairperson at the 1933 Congress. By 1936, Perlzweig was also a leader of...
- Political and International Affairs Departments, A. L. Easterman and Dr. M.L. Perlzweig, in: World Jewry, 1959, pp. 12–13 and p. 26 Gerhart M. Riegner, Jews in...
- 1113/jphysiol.1933.sp003040. PMC 1394952. PMID 16994453. Parfentjev IA, Perlzweig WA (1933). "The Composition of the Urine of White Mice". The Journal of...
- formally converted to Judaism under the supervision of Rabbi Dr. Maurice Perlzweig in 1933. She thereafter became a member of London's Liberal Jewish Synagogue...
- Rabbi Term start Term end Notes 1 Solomon Starrels 1933 1938 2 Maurice Perlzweig 1938 1942 Also chair of the World Union of Jewish Students in 1933 and...
- Developing Union of the Year Award 2018 Interfaith Award 2020 Maurice L. Perlzweig Social Action Award 2022 Event of the Year Award 2023 Hersch Lauterpacht...