Oskar Rosenfeld (13 May 1884 – August 1944) was an Austrian-Jewish writer killed at Auschwitz concentration camp .
13-1162: [REDACTED] Look up Rosenfeld in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Rosenfeld may refer to: Places [ edit ] Rosenfeld, Germany , a town in Baden-Württemberg Rosenfeld, Manitoba , a Canadian village in the Rural Municipality of Rhineland Rosenfeld, Texas , an unincorporated community in west central Brewster County Dr. James Rosenfeld House in southwest Portland, Oregon Heiser, Rosenfeld, and Strauss Buildings in Baltimore, Maryland Surname [ edit ] Albert Rosenfeld (1885–1970), Australian rugby league footballer Alexandra Rosenfeld (born 1986), elected "Miss France" in 2006 Andrée Rosenfeld (1934-2008), Belgian rock art researcher and archaeologist Andrew Rosenfeld (1962–2015), British businessman Arthur Rozenfeld (born 1995), French basketball player in
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52-657: A member of Jewish “Hochschuelerverein Theodor Herzl”. 1904 he was one of the founders of the Jewish youth and student newspaper Unsere Hoffnung ('Our Hope'). 1907 he founded, together with writer Hugo Zuckermann , Egon Brecher and others a Jewish theatre initiative, to play modern Yiddish dramas in German language. His first novel was Die vierte Galerie , published in 1910. In the First World War he served in
65-1016: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Rosenfeld [REDACTED] Look up Rosenfeld in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Rosenfeld may refer to: Places [ edit ] Rosenfeld, Germany , a town in Baden-Württemberg Rosenfeld, Manitoba , a Canadian village in the Rural Municipality of Rhineland Rosenfeld, Texas , an unincorporated community in west central Brewster County Dr. James Rosenfeld House in southwest Portland, Oregon Heiser, Rosenfeld, and Strauss Buildings in Baltimore, Maryland Surname [ edit ] Albert Rosenfeld (1885–1970), Australian rugby league footballer Alexandra Rosenfeld (born 1986), elected "Miss France" in 2006 Andrée Rosenfeld (1934-2008), Belgian rock art researcher and archaeologist Andrew Rosenfeld (1962–2015), British businessman Arthur Rozenfeld (born 1995), French basketball player in
78-673: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Oskar Rosenfeld Oskar Rosenfeld was born on 13 May 1884 in Koryčany , Moravia to Jeanette Rosenfeld (Jellinek). Finished his studies in 1908 and earned a doctorate in Vienna on Philipp Otto Runge in the Romantics. Active in different Zionist organizations. Wrote for Jewish papers and journals such as “ Die Welt ” and “Juedische Volkssimme”, culture critics, about art, theater and literature. Was
91-1021: The Austro-Hungarian Army in Sofia in the Austrian-Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and was the chief editor of the Bulgarische Handelszeitung 1916–1918. In 1920 six of Rosenfeld's novels were published under the title Tage und Naechte . He was active in the Judenstaatspartei. He worked as an editor of the Wiener Morgenzeitung . He co-founded the new Jewish theater in Vienna, Jüdische Künstlerspiele and translated classical and modern Yiddish literature, works of Mendele Mocher Sforim , Sholem Aleichem , Isaac Leib Peretz and Joshua Singer . Rosenfeld started to work for
104-511: The Israeli Basketball Premier League Arthur H. Rosenfeld (1926–2017), energy conservationist Rosenfeld Effect Rosenfeld's law Azriel Rosenfeld (1931–2004), American informatics professor Bella Rosenfeld (1895–1944), Yiddish picture book writer Bobbie Rosenfeld (1904–1969), Canadian olympic athlete Bobbie Rosenfeld Award , annual award given to Canada's female athlete of
117-413: The Israeli Basketball Premier League Arthur H. Rosenfeld (1926–2017), energy conservationist Rosenfeld Effect Rosenfeld's law Azriel Rosenfeld (1931–2004), American informatics professor Bella Rosenfeld (1895–1944), Yiddish picture book writer Bobbie Rosenfeld (1904–1969), Canadian olympic athlete Bobbie Rosenfeld Award , annual award given to Canada's female athlete of
130-449: The illustrated weekly Die neue Welt in 1929, later becoming its editor in chief. The 1938 Anschluss brought Rosenfeld's work in Vienna to an end. He and his wife, Henriette, emigrated to Prague , where he became a correspondent for The Jewish Chronicle . In 1939, Rosenfeld's wife emigrated to England in anticipation of him following, but the outbreak of Second World War made his emigration impossible. In November 1941, Rosenfeld
143-2114: The year Bobbie Rosenfeld Park in Toronto, Canada Bryan Rosenfeld (born 1965), Canadian soccer player and coach Dagmar Rosenfeld (born 1974), German journalist Daniel Rosenfeld (born 1989), German musician Eva Rosenfeld (1892–1977), German-British psychoanalyst Gastão Rosenfeld (1912–1990), Brazilian physician and biomedical scientist Gavriel David Rosenfeld , American historian Harry M. Rosenfeld (1929–2021), American newspaper editor Irene Rosenfeld (born 1953), American current CEO of Mondelēz International Isaac Rosenfeld (1918-1956), Jewish-American writer Jakob Rosenfeld (1903–1952), Austrian physician Jesse Rosenfeld (born 1983), Australian actor Jim Rosenfeld (born 1958), American local television news anchor Léon Rosenfeld (1904–1974), Belgian physicist Belinfante–Rosenfeld stress–energy tensor Lotty Rosenfeld (1943–2020), Chilean artist Lou Rosenfeld , American publisher specializing in design books Lucinda Rosenfeld (born 1969), American novelist Morris Rosenfeld (1862–1923), Yiddish playwright Morris Rosenfeld (1885–1968), maritime photographer Marina Rosenfeld , New York City experimental composer and turntablist Michael S. Rosenfeld (1934–2010), talent agent, movie producer, and co-founder of Creative Artists Agency Oskar Rosenfeld (1884–1944), Austrian-Jewish writer Otto Rosenfeld (disambiguation) , several people Richard Rosenfeld (born 1952), American criminologist and academic Roni Rosenfeld (born 1959), Israeli-American computer scientist Šandor Friedrich Rosenfeld (1872–1945), Austrian-Jewish writer Scott Ian Rosenfeld (born 1963), American metal rhythm guitarist Sharon Rosenfeld , real name of Filipina actress Nikka Valencia Stephen Rosenfeld (1932–2010), American journalist Win Rosenfeld (born 1978), American screenwriter and producer Other uses [ edit ] Rosenfeld (novel) ,
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#1732787191030156-2002: The year Bobbie Rosenfeld Park in Toronto, Canada Bryan Rosenfeld (born 1965), Canadian soccer player and coach Dagmar Rosenfeld (born 1974), German journalist Daniel Rosenfeld (born 1989), German musician Eva Rosenfeld (1892–1977), German-British psychoanalyst Gastão Rosenfeld (1912–1990), Brazilian physician and biomedical scientist Gavriel David Rosenfeld , American historian Harry M. Rosenfeld (1929–2021), American newspaper editor Irene Rosenfeld (born 1953), American current CEO of Mondelēz International Isaac Rosenfeld (1918-1956), Jewish-American writer Jakob Rosenfeld (1903–1952), Austrian physician Jesse Rosenfeld (born 1983), Australian actor Jim Rosenfeld (born 1958), American local television news anchor Léon Rosenfeld (1904–1974), Belgian physicist Belinfante–Rosenfeld stress–energy tensor Lotty Rosenfeld (1943–2020), Chilean artist Lou Rosenfeld , American publisher specializing in design books Lucinda Rosenfeld (born 1969), American novelist Morris Rosenfeld (1862–1923), Yiddish playwright Morris Rosenfeld (1885–1968), maritime photographer Marina Rosenfeld , New York City experimental composer and turntablist Michael S. Rosenfeld (1934–2010), talent agent, movie producer, and co-founder of Creative Artists Agency Oskar Rosenfeld (1884–1944), Austrian-Jewish writer Otto Rosenfeld (disambiguation) , several people Richard Rosenfeld (born 1952), American criminologist and academic Roni Rosenfeld (born 1959), Israeli-American computer scientist Šandor Friedrich Rosenfeld (1872–1945), Austrian-Jewish writer Scott Ian Rosenfeld (born 1963), American metal rhythm guitarist Sharon Rosenfeld , real name of Filipina actress Nikka Valencia Stephen Rosenfeld (1932–2010), American journalist Win Rosenfeld (born 1978), American screenwriter and producer Other uses [ edit ] Rosenfeld (novel) ,
169-509: Was deported to the Łódź Ghetto in Poland , along with 5,000 Jews from Prague. From June 1942 on, he worked in the Ghetto archive, where he took part in publication of the community's chronicle and wrote for its lexicon. His notebooks from this time were later published. In August 1944, Oskar Rosenfeld was deported to Auschwitz , where he was killed in a gas chamber. His diary, written in
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