Jakob Neubauer

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Memorial stones ( stumbling blocks ) for Neubauer and his youngest son in Würzburg

Jakob Jekutiel Neubauer (born January 29, 1895 in Leipzig , † March 22, 1945 in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp ) was a legal historian and rabbi .

Life

Jakob Neubauer was the son of the diamond dealer Hermann Neubauer; as the family came from Romania, which was then part of the Ottoman Empire, he had Turkish citizenship. In 1913 he passed the Abitur and was ordained a rabbi at the same time. He studied law from 1913 to 1918, then Semitic languages ​​until 1920 at the University of Leipzig . On 29 July 1918 he was in the legal historian Paul Koschaker Dr. iur. PhD. He then lived on the Hermannsberg estate in Bavaria, which his father had acquired, and devoted himself to studying the Torah and Talmud . In 1926, however, he went to Würzburg for economic reasons to work as a seminary rabbi at the Israelite Teacher Training Institute (ILBA). In March 1933 he emigrated with his family to Amsterdam , where he taught at the rabbinical seminary. After the German invasion of the Netherlands, he was persecuted and in 1944 he was deported to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. He died there in 1945 a few weeks before the concentration camp was liberated by British troops.

Publications

  • Contributions to the history of the biblical-Talmudic marriage law. A comparative historical study . Leipzig 1920 (dissertation, digitized version ).

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