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Britain's legacy to Israel (Selig Brodetsky memorial lecture) by Edwin Samuel, 1962 A First Course in Nomography [ 1920 ] by Selig Brodetsky, 2009-08-10 NICOLAUS COPERNICUS: DE REVOLUTIONIBUS - PREFACE AND BOOK I. by John F. & Selig Brodetsky (edits). Dobson, 1947 Sir Isaac Newton: A brief account of his life and work by Selig Brodetsky, 1928 The Mechanical Principles Of The Aeroplane (1921) by Selig Brodetsky, 2010-09-10 Nationalism A Reappraisal. The Second Selig Brodetsky Memorial Lecture. by Morris Ginsbert, 1961 Bible studies and Jewish ideals / Introd. and notes by Samuel Krauss. Foreword by Selig Brodetsky by Joseph Porton, 1941 Memoirs from Ghetto to Israel by Selig Brodetsky, 1960 A first course in nomography by Selig Brodetsky, 2010-09-04 A first course in nomography by Selig Brodetsky, 2010-09-04 Astronomy in the Babylonian Talmud =: Hokhmat ha-kokhavim be-Talmud Bavli by Selig Brodetsky, 1979 A first course in nomography by Selig Brodetsky, 2010-08-25 Memoirs: from ghetto to Israel by Selig Brodetsky, 1960 Hebrew and the Jewish renaissance (The Selig Brodetsky memorial lecture) by Eliahu Elath, 1961

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81. Copernicus Wrote In The Preface To
    (14731543), On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres translated by John F.Dobson and selig brodetsky Reprinted in Theories of the Universe, 1957,  
    http://www.astronomy.net/forums/god/messages/24869.shtml
    
    Extractions: "I am not so pleased with my own work that I should fail duly to weigh the judgment which others may pass thereon; and though I know that the speculations of a philosopher are far removed from the judgment of the multitude for his aim is to seek truth ... yet I hold that opinions which are quite erroneous should be avoided."

82. MathBirthdays - Thursday, February 10
    1785 Claude Louis Marie Henri Navier. 1888 selig brodetsky. 1894 Jacov Il ichFrenkel. 1901 Richard Dagobert Brauer. 1932 Vivienne MaloneMayes  
    http://educationaltechnology.ca/dan/calendars/day.php?cal=mathBirthdays&getdate=

83. Reporter 481, 7 May 2002 - White Rose Superinternet
    selig brodetsky held the chair of applied mathematics from 192448, and followinghis death in 1954, a lecture series was instituted to reflect his broad  
    http://reporter.leeds.ac.uk/481/nib5.htm

84. NINETEENTH ZIONIST CONGRESS AT LUCERNE / THE CONGRESS. D [?] [P9
    selig brodetsky (Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland); Head ofPolitical Department), Ussishkin and selig brodetsky (Zionist Federation  
    http://www.cine-holocaust.de/cgi-bin/gdq?efw00fbw003485.gd

85. Selig Brodetsky NINETEENTH ZIONIST CONGRESS AT LUCERNE / THE
    http://www.cine-holocaust.de/cgi-bin/gdq?efp00cbp103553.gd

86. Shemaria Judaica Books
    brodetsky,Professor selig. Memoirs from Ghetto to Israel London Weidenfeld andNicholson, 1960 Item 000000000003108 $20.00  
    http://www.jewishbook.net/search.php?words=Brodetsky,Professor Selig&by=author

87. University Of Leeds | For Alumni | In The News | Alumni In The News
    Professor selig brodetsky and Professor Harold Ruse, were opposites in many ways Professor brodetsky was an applied mathematician and such was his  
    http://www.leeds.ac.uk/alumni2/clifford_smith.htm

88. University Centenary Conference Papers - Katrina Honeyman
    particularly his friendship with selig brodetsky,7 provided links to the subject of disagreement between Montague Burton and selig brodetsky who,  
    http://www.leeds.ac.uk/heritage/honeyman.htm
    
    Extractions: Business and patronage: the case of Montague Burton 1920-1970 Katrina Honeyman School of History University of Leeds In 1944, on the fortieth anniversary of the University of Leeds , Montague Burton was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa On that occasion, Arnold Shimmin , then acting Montague Burton professor of Industrial Relations, highlighted the intellectual rather than the business achievements of Sir Montague. His writings ‘reveal a preoccupation with the misunderstandings between men that cause industrial unrest and international strife’, he said. Such emphasis on his publications would have pleased Burton , for while his proflicacy was more usually associated with the production of men’s suits than with books and articles, he was driven by cerebral at least as much as by commercial considerations. The young Montague had wished to become an academic scholar, but was distracted from this course by the need to earn money. There is evidence that the choice made in early adulthood continued to be a source of regret. Nevertheless astonishing success in business provided Burton with the means to be connected, at least vicariously, with the academy.

89. Parkes Institute - Dr Weinberg
    of a number of noted British rabbis and communal leaders of the postwar era,including JH Hertz, Israel Brodie, selig brodetsky, and Solomon Schonfeld.  
    http://www.parkes.soton.ac.uk/weinberg.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome Staff Student Information Funding ... Home "A wonderful resource..." I am a professor of history and director of the Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic Studies at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. My present research is focused on European Jewry in the immediate post-war era, with special emphasis on the development of a distinctive European Jewish identity. In May-June 2001, I was invited to be a Hartley Fellow at the University of Southampton. While there, I had a rare opportunity to examine the marvellous Anglo-Jewish archives at the Hartley Library, around which the Parkes Institute was founded. The collection, which includes a vast array of documents from the Institute for Jewish Affairs as well as material from the Anglo-Jewish Association, proved invaluable for my research. I was also delighted to find the correspondence of a number of noted British rabbis and communal leaders of the post-war era, including J.H. Hertz, Israel Brodie, Selig Brodetsky, and Solomon Schonfeld. Dr David Weinberg

90. Parkes Institute - Library & Archive
    These include the papers of AngloJewish leaders, such as selig brodetsky, NevilleLaski and Chief Rabbi Joseph Hertz, and those of some of its most  
    http://www.parkes.soton.ac.uk/library1.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome Staff Student Information Funding ... Home The archive contains a wealth of material of interest to the historian of Anglo-Jewry as well as James Parkes's personal papers. In recent years, the Parkes Collections have developed as a place of deposit for archives concerning nineteenth and twentieth century Anglo-Jewry. Of particular interest are materials relating to national and international organisations and to Jewish individuals. These include the papers of Anglo-Jewish leaders, such as Selig Brodetsky, Neville Laski and Chief Rabbi Joseph Hertz, and those of some of its most important institutions: the Anglo-Jewish Association, the Board of Guardians for the Relief of the Jewish Poor and the London Board of Shechita. Five hundred boxes contain the records of American prosecutors of Nazi war criminals, the subsequent proceedings at the Nuremberg Trials and documentation of the British anti-fascist organisation, Searchlight The James Parkes papers incorporate correspondence and working papers for publications, broadcasts, sermons, articles and reviews, correspondence, photographs and papers concerning the administration of the Parkes Library. Special subject areas include fascism in the East End of London 1936-1937, refugees from Nazi-occupied Europe 1938-1939, plans for a Jewish-Christian group 1940 and the Second Vatican Council 1960-1963.

91. Im.HerculeA
    Translate this page The document continues with the reaction of Dr. selig brodetsky, Head of thePolitical Department of the Jewish Agency in London, who agreed that the Jews  
    http://www.nil-med.org/im_herculea.htm
    
    Extractions: Home page Manifeste Politique Culture ... contact var sc_project=239283; Imaginaire d’Hercule Annexes 1. L’Emergency Rescue Committee, Varian Frey et Hiram Bingham En juin 1940, la France venait d’être occupée. Peu de temps après, fut fondée l’Emergency Rescue Committee à New York, dans le but prioritaire de faire émigrer clandestinement 200 éminents intellectuels européens aux Etats Unis. Varian Fry était alors éditeur à New York de Foreign Policy Association's Headline Books , publications distribuées dans toutes les écoles du pays. Il fut chargé de cette mission secrète en France. Varian Frey put obtenir son visa pour la France grâce à la relation établie par Foreign Policy Association avec YMCA ( Youth Men’s Christian Association ), organisation qui portait secours à cette époque aux prisonniers de guerre. Malgré les interdits de la loi et l’obstructionnisme des autorités américaines en général, qui le prièrent maintes fois à quitter la France, il réussit, durant les 13 mois que dura son séjour, à organiser un réseau clandestin pour encourager l’émigration des intellectuels juifs, en particulier, aux Etats Unis. Il organisa ce trafic, par des moyens illégaux (change au marché noir, documents falsifiés, filières de passeurs par monts et par mer, etc.), grâce aussi aux connivences d’un certain Hiram Bingham, Vice Consul Américain à Marseille, et aux interventions de l’influent membre du Congrès Solomon Bloom (avec deux o et non u), le tout sous le couvert d’une association légale dénommée American Relief Center. Les personnes encouragées à prendre le chemin de l’émigration étaient en particulier des artistes comme Marc Chagall, Max Ernst, André Masson, le sculpteur Jacques Lipchitz, des écrivains comme Lion Feuchtwanger, André Breton, Franz Werfel, Hannah Arendt, des scientifiques comme Otto Meyerhoff et Jacques Hadamard ; d’autres seront du voyage comme Léger, Bernanos, Masson, Maritain, et Mondrian.

92. Noticias De Israel.Noticias Del Judaismo Argentino E Israeli En Español
    Translate this page selig brodetsky, presidente de la UMM (y presidente de la Universidad Hebrea deJerusalén de 1949 a 1952). Su extraordinaria capacidad organizativa se puso  
    http://www.itongadol.com.ar/shop/detallenot.asp?notid=8617

93. Main
    capturing the Board of Deputies of British Jews in 1939 and installing ProfessorSelig brodetsky, a popular and deeply committed Zionist, as president.  
    http://www.jpr.org.uk/Reports/IS_Reports/no_5_1997/main.htm
    
    Extractions: British versus Jewish group identity When respondents selected one of the following ways of self-identification, 18 per cent replied that they felt 'more British than Jewish', 54 per cent that they felt 'equally British and Jewish' and 26 per cent that they felt 'more Jewish than British'. Only 2 per cent were unsure. When these group identifications were analyzed according to age group, the percentage of those identifying themselves as more Jewish was highest among the youngest respondents and decreased with age. There was a concomitant increase with age in feeling equally British and Jewish.

94. MathBirthdays - Wednesday, February 9
    Tomorrow s Events. 1947 Aida Yasuaki 1785 Claude Louis Mar 1888 selig Brodetsky1894 Jacov Il ich Fre 1901 Richard Dagobert 1932 Vivienne Malone.  
    http://educationaltechnology.ca/dan/calendars/day.php?cal=mathBirthdays&getdate=

95. Mathematic Historic Style % % This File Is Based On A Table Of
    \died 1922} } \newcommand{\brodetsky}{{\sc brodetsky}\footnote{{\sc Seligbrodetsky}, \born 10.2.1888, \died 18.5.1954} } \newcommand{\deBroglie}{{\sc  
    http://www.tug.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/mhs/mhs.sty

96. Previous Personalities Of The Week
    Abraham Miguel Cardozo Joseph Carlebach Rene Samuel Cassin  
    http://www.bh.org.il/Names/PreviousPersonalities.asp

97. Scientific Identity: Portraits From The Dibner Library Of The History Of Science
    Brongniart, Alexandre Brooke, John Charles Brookes, Joshua Brown, John  
    http://www.sil.si.edu/digitalcollections/hst/scientific-identity/CF/group_by_nam

98. WE ARE NOT THE ONLY JEWISH SCHOOL
    Whilst in Leeds I used the opportunity on the following day to visit the SeligBrodetsky Middle School. In Leeds the school system is divided into a Junior,  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/7854/liverpool08.html
    
    Extractions: One does not live in a vacuum. There are many other Jewish schools in England and by visiting them, observing their methods and talking to their teachers I felt I could profit greatly. Since nearly 30 years have passed since I made my visits to the various schools, met their teachers, observed many of their classes and studied their methods, I can only remember fragmentary things from my visits and it is possible that I may have muddled up certain elements of different schools. The first Jewish school I went to visit was the school I had studied in during the 1950s. It was Carmel College which had been established as a boys’ school in 1948 by Rabbi Kopul Rosen. In my day it was a relatively new school with spartan conditions. Most of the buildings were just huts. Tragically, Rabbi Dr. Rosen died in 1962 at the early age of 48. Following his death, Charles Wolfson gave a quarter of a million pounds to build a girls’ school close by. When it was built they found that Jewish parents were reluctant to send their daughters to a boarding school and the school thus became co-educational. At about the same time as I became Director of Jewish Studies in Liverpool, Jeremy the eldest son of Kopul Rosen became the new Headmaster. Apparently the Governors had chosen one of the masters to be Headmaster, had even requested his photograph for that week’s “Jewish Chronicle” and, literally, at the last moment, changed their minds and appointed Jeremy Rosen.

99. DML: Digital Mathematics Library: Retrodigitized Mathematics Journals And Monogr
    in Mathematik und Mechanik. (by Müller, Ferdinand August.) 1886. book  
    http://www.mathematik.uni-bielefeld.de/~rehmann/DML/dml_links_title_D.html
    
    Extractions: overview of the repositories Author: A B C D ... Z Title: A B C D ... Z Nr. Repository: Title, Author: Pages: Year(s): Type: Michigan Darstellende Geometrie, von Dr. Johannes Hjelmslev. Mit 305 Abbildungen im Text. (by Hjelmslev, Johannes Trolle) book Michigan Darstellende Geometrie, von Gaspard Monge (1798) Uebers. und hrsg. von Robert Haussner. Mit zahlreichen Figuren in dem Texte und in den Anmerkungen.

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