Issac
Alcalay, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
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In 1911 he became Chief Rabbi of Serbia and in 1923 Chief Rabbi of
Yugoslavia. During the war he worked on behalf of the government in
England and the U.S.A. After the war as Chief Rabbi of the country he
worked in order to strengthen reliability for the King and the State.
He speaks Yugoslav, French, English, German, Spanish and Hebrew.
Joachim
Aszkenazy, Kolomyja, Poland
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is president of the Eggs-Exporters of Little Poland in Lwów
and of the Jewish Orphan Asylum in Kolomyja.
Majer,
Samuel Balaban, Warsaw, Poland
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During the World War he was a military rabbi for the jewish soldiers
in the Polish Army.
Chajim
Bloch, Vienna, Austria
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During the World War he was an Austrian Military Rabbi.
Mayer
Ebner, Cernauti, Romania
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At the beginning of the war he was sent to Siberia as a hostage and
in 1917 in a prisoner exchange he was called home. He is a member of
municipality of Cernauti and is in 
Jehudo
Epstein, Vienna, Austria
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is a painter of portraits and Genre-pictures: "Saul and David",
"Mathatuas"; "Jews playing chess".
Moses
Gaster, London, England
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was the Chief Rabbi of the Sephardim in Great Britain. For more
information look up in "Who's Who in Britain".
Arnold
Kiss, Budapest, Hungary
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Since 1901 he is High Rabbi in charge in Budapest; a member of
Committee in charge of the Rabbi-School in Hungaria; and a Professor
at the Franz Joseph State Rabbi-School in Budapest.
Aleksander
Steinhardt, Przemysl, Poland
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was assistant physician in the Wilhelms Hospital in Vienna up to 1913
and since 1924 he is the Director and Chief Physician of the Jewish
Hospital in Przemysl.
Major
Szapira, Lublin, Poland
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From 1911-1918 Rabbi in Gliniany, 1918-1920 Rabbi in Sanok, 1920-1928
Rabbi of Pietskan, 1928 Rabbi of the city of Lublin.
Leon
Tannenbaum, Drohobycz, U.S.S.R.
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Since 1924 he is President of the Jewish community of Drohobycz and
since 1928 he is Vice President of the city.
Imre
Tieberger, Budapest, Hungary
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has business connections with the syndicate of diamond-dealers in
Antwerpen, Belgium, London, Paris, Amsterdam.
Julius
Wolfsohn, Vienna, Austria
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studied in Paris with Raoul Pugno and in Vienna with Leschetitzky. He
gave concerts as a child; made concert tours in Europe and America
and lectured on Jewish music. He founded an association furthering
Jewish music and is the author of 45 compositions of Jewish concert
music, all published by Universal Edition and Doblinger in
Vienna.