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• KLEIN, LAWRENCE ROBERT — (1920– ), U.S. economist, Nobel Prize laureate. Klein was born in Omaha, Nebraska, and received his doctorate from MIT in 1944. He served on the faculties of the University of Chicago (1944–47) and the University of Michigan (1949–54). During… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• KLEIN, ISAAC — (1905–1979), Conservative rabbi, leader, and posek (halakhic authority). Klein was born and raised in the town of Palanka in Ruthenia, Hungary. In 1921, he and his family immigrated to New York to join his father, who had moved there before World …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Klein [2] — Klein, 1) Jakob Theodor, Zoolog, geb. 15. Aug 1685 in Königsberg, gest. 27. Febr. 1759 in Danzig, studierte seit 1701 in Königsberg die Rechte, bereiste dann bis 1711 Deutschland, England, Holland und Tirol, wurde in Danzig Stadtsekretär, 1714… …   Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon

• KLEIN, ALBERTO — (1897–1983), Argentinian engineer. Klein was born and educated in the Argentine. He was professor of mechanics at the National University of Technology at Buenos Aires from 1923 to 1960. He was prominent in Jewish communal work. Klein wrote… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• KLEIN, GEORGE — (1925– ), Swedish medical research scientist. Klein was born in Budapest, Hungary where he started his university education before immigrating to Sweden (1947)   and earning his M.D. degree from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm (1951). He… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• KLEIN, PHILIP — (1890– ), U.S. social worker. Klein was born in Hungary and immigrated to the United States in 1902. After receiving his training in social sciences in New York City, he directed many large scale research projects, including a national survey of… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• KLEIN, SAMUEL — (1886–1940), historian and geographer of Ereẓ Israel. Born in Szilas Balhas, Hungary, Klein studied at the Berlin Rabbinical Seminary, where hirsch hildesheimer aroused his interest in the geography of Ereẓ Israel, and at German universities.… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Klein [2] — Klein, 1) Jak. Theodor, geb. 1685 in Königsberg; Naturhistoriker, st. als Stadtsecretär in Danzig 1760; st. sch.: Descriptiones tubulorum marin., Danz. 1731; Dispositio echinodermatum, ebd. 1734 (deutsch, Lpz. 1778); Quadrupedum disposito et hist …   Pierer's Universal-Lexikon

• klein — marginal; gering; kaum; wenig; winzig; mickerig (umgangssprachlich); dünn (umgangssprachlich); mickrig (umgangssprachlich); unbedeutend; …   Universal-Lexikon

• Professor Quirrell — In diesem Artikel werden wichtige Figuren aus den sieben Bänden der Harry Potter Romanreihe von Joanne K. Rowling beschrieben. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Hauptpersonen 1.1 Harry Potter 1.2 Ron Weasley 1.3 Hermine Granger …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Klein Zaches, genannt Zinnober — Zinnober als Minister auf dem Schoß der Fee Rosabelverde. Zeitgenössischer Kupferstich für den Umschlag der Erstausgabe, gestochen von Carl Friedrich Thiele (1780 1836) nach einem gezeichneten Entwurf von E.T.A. Hoffmann Klein Zaches, genannt… …   Deutsch Wikipedia