Mandel

Mandel: Mandel is the surname of:

Eli Mandel (1922–1992), Canadian writer

Emmanuil Mandel, Russian poet known by his pen name Naum Korzhavin

Ernest Mandel (1923–1995), Trotskyist theoretician and political activist

Georges Mandel (1885–1944), French politician

Harvey Mandel (born 1945), American guitarist

Howie Mandel (born 1955), Canadian actor and comedian

Jan Mandel, Czech-American mathematician.

Johnny Mandel (born 1925), American composer and arranger

Leonard Mandel (died 2001), American physicist

Loring Mandel (born 1928), American playwright

Maria Mandel (1912–1947), German concentration camp guard

Marvin Mandel (born 1920) Governor of the U.S. state of Maryland

Robert Mandel, American film producer

Sammy Mandel (1904–1967), American boxer

Stephen Mandel (born 1945), Canadian politician

Tom Mandel (futurist) (1946–1985), American futurist and author

Tom Mandel (poet) (1942– ), American poet

William Mandel (1917– ), American author, Sovietologist, radio progammer and political activist

Other uses:

Mandel (nut), the German name for Almonds

Mandel (river), a river in Belgium

Mandel notation, also known as Voight notation, a notation system in algebra

Mandel, Germany, a municipality in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Mandel, Afghanistan

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Mandel — (de) … Kölsch Dialekt Lexikon
Mandel — Mandel … Deutsch Wörterbuch
MANDEL (E.) — Ernest MANDEL 1923 1995 Le premier engagement d’Ernest Mandel est particulièrement précoce: dès 1939, il milite au Parti socialiste révolutionnaire (P.S.R.), trotskiste. Puis, on le trouve dans la Résistance, poursuivant le même engagement… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Mandel — m Jewish: back formation from MENDEL (SEE Mendel), assumed by folk etymology to be from German Männl, a diminutive of Mann man. It probably has no connection with the Yiddish vocabulary word mandel almond … First names dictionary
Mandel [1] — Mandel, 1) die Frucht des Mandelbaumes, s. Mandeln; 2) (Anat.), s. Mandeln; 3) bei zählbaren Gegenständen, bes. bei Obst, Garben, so v.w. 15 Stück; die Großmandel an manchen Orten zu 16 Stück gerechnet; daher 4) ein zusammengestellter Haufen von… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Mandel [2] — Mandel, Eduard, geb. 1810 in Berlin, erlernte seit 1826 unter Buchhorn in Berlin die Kupferstecherei u. bildete sich später in Paris aus; 1842 wurde er Professor der Kupferstechkunst in Berlin. Seine Arbeiten gehören zu den vollendetsten in… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Mandel [1] — Mandel, die Frucht des Mandelbaums (s. d.); bei stückweise verkäuflichen Gegenständen soviel wie 15 Stück; eine große M. = 16 Stück; 4 M. = 1 Schock. – In anatomischer Beziehung s. Mandeln … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Mandel [2] — Mandel, linker Nebenfluß der Lys im belgischen Flandern, 67 km lang … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Mandel — Mandel, älteres norddeutsches Stückmaß zu 15, auch 16 (Großmandel) Stück: 4 M. = 1 Schock; in der Landwirtschaft ein Haufen von 15 Garben … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Mandel [2] — Mandel, Frucht des Mandelbaums (s.d.); auch s.v.w. Mange; in der Anatomie s. Mandeln … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon

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