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    • Home
    • About
    • Images / Gallery
    • News & Updates
    • Documents/Sources
      • Poignant Story Told
      • "They Were Heroes Too"
      • Bernhard Zimmels: Thesis
      • Questionnaire 1941
      • A. Ziemilski Obituary
      • M. Reichenstein Obituary
      • Dropbox Link
      • Sources
    • Contact
  • Home
  • About
  • Images / Gallery
  • News & Updates
  • Documents/Sources
    • Poignant Story Told
    • "They Were Heroes Too"
    • Bernhard Zimmels: Thesis
    • Questionnaire 1941
    • A. Ziemilski Obituary
    • M. Reichenstein Obituary
    • Dropbox Link
    • Sources
  • Contact

This is the biographical site of Benedykt Ziemilski (1892-1942)

This is the biographical site of Benedykt Ziemilski (1892-1942)This is the biographical site of Benedykt Ziemilski (1892-1942)This is the biographical site of Benedykt Ziemilski (1892-1942)This is the biographical site of Benedykt Ziemilski (1892-1942)

Bernhard Zimmels' Thesis on Leo Hebraeus (1886)

 Benedykt Ziemilski’s father, Bernhard Zimmels, was a rabbi in Ostrava who died 10 months after Benedykt/Baruch Ziemilski was born. He wrote his thesis on Leo Hebraeus (Judah Leon Abravanel - (c. 1465 Lisbon- c. 1523 Naples), the author of Dialogues of Love, one of the most popular philosophical works of his time. 

Judah Leon Abravanel was the son of Don Isaac Abravanel (1437 - 1508), the renowned Portuguese rabbi, scholar, biblical commentator, philosopher and statesman.

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