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Dr. Rabbi Adolf KURREIN & Jessie (Gittel?) LOEWE




Husband Dr. Rabbi Adolf KURREIN



Adolf Kurrein 
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        AKA: ABRAHAM
       Born: 28 January 1848 - Trebic, Czech Republic (Formerly Trebitsch, Maehren Kroenlande, Austria)
       Died: 23 October 1919 - Tepliz
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     Father: Markus KURREIN (1802-1848)
     Mother: Bella Elisabeth BASSIST (1808-1882)


    Married: 1877



Wife Jessie (Gittel?) LOEWE



 
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       Born: 1 June 1849 - Broadstairs
       Died: 25 August 1934 - Vienna
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     Father: Louis LOEWE (1809-1889)
     Mother: Emma SILBERSTEIN (1822-      )




Children
1 M Max KURREIN



 
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       Born: 29 July 1878 - Linz, Oberoesterreich, Austria
       Died: 1967 - Haifa, Israel
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Spouse: Charlotte BLAU (1894-1983)

2 M Isidor KURREIN



 
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       Born: 29 July 1879 - Linz
       Died: 1943 - Auschwitz
     Buried: 
Spouse: Elsa KAFKA (1896-1942)

3 M Rabbi Viktor KURREIN



 
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       Born: 1 January 1881
       Died: 1974 - England
     Buried: 
Spouse: Stella LEWIN (1893-1974)

4 M Herbert KURREIN



 
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       Born: 15 May 1882 - Linz
       Died: 1955 - Haifa, Israel
     Buried: 
Spouse: Alice (Alisa) BÜCHLER (1891-1981)

5 F Elisabeth KURREIN



 
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        AKA: ELLI
       Born: 13 October 1885
       Died: 1943 - Auschwitz
     Buried: 
Spouse: Bernhard LICHTENSTEIN ( -1943)


Husband's General Notes
The Jewish Encyclopaedia 1903

Austrian rabbi; born Jan. 28, 1846, at Trebitsch, Moravia. He received his doctor's degree from the University of Vienna. He was rabbi of St. Pölten in 1872, of Zinz from 1876 to 1882, of Bielitz from 1882 to 1888, and in the last-named year was called in the same capacity to Teplitz, where he is still active. Kurrein is a disciple of Adolf Jellinek. Besides several collections of sermons, entitled respectively "Maggid Mereshit" (1880); "Maggid le-Adam" (1882); "Patriarchenbilder: I., Abraham" (1893), he is the author of the following pamphlets: "Die Frau im Jüdischen Volke" (1885; 2d ed., Bilin, 1901); "Traum und Wahrheit," a biography of Joseph (1887); "Arbeit und Arbeiter" (1890); "Die Sociale Frage im Judentume" (1890); "Die Pflichten des Besitzes" (1892); "Der Friede" (1892); "Das Kaddisch" (1896); "Der Grabstein" (1897); "Judäa und Rom" (1898); "Bibel, Heidentum, und Heidenbekehrung" (1899; 2d. ed., 1901); "Brauchen die Juden Christenblut?" (1900); "Lichtstrahlen aus den Reden Jellinek's," prepared by him for Jellinek's seventieth birthday.
Kurrein edited the monthly "Jüdische Chronik" from 1894 to 1896 with S. Stern and I. Ziegler, and from 1897 to 1902 alone. During the last four years this periodical has advocated Zionism.

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