Jaffé — Jaffe oder Jaffé ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Aniela Jaffé, Psychoanalytikerin in Zürich und langjährige Mitarbeiterin C.G. Jungs Arthur Jaffe (* 1937), US amerikanischer mathematischer Physiker Benno Jaffé, (1840–1923), Chemiker,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Jaffe — oder Jaffé ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Aniela Jaffé (1903–1991), Psychoanalytikerin in Zürich und langjährige Mitarbeiterin C.G. Jungs Arthur Jaffe (* 1937), US amerikanischer mathematischer Physiker Benno Jaffé (1840–1923), Chemiker … Deutsch Wikipedia
Jaffe — is a surname, and may refer to:* Al Jaffee, cartoonist * David Jaffe, a video game designer and director * Eliezer Jaffe, a professor * Harold Jaffe, U.S. author * Harold Jaffe, AIDS researcher * Jerome H. Jaffe, psychiatrist * Naomi Jaffe,… … Wikipedia
JAFFE, MORDECAI BEN ABRAHAM — (c. 1535–1612), talmudist, kabbalist, and communal leader. Born in Prague, Jaffe was sent as a boy to Poland to study under solomon luria and moses isserles . There he devoted himself also to the study of astronomy and philosophy (apparently at… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JAFFE, LEIB — (1876–1948), Russian Zionist leader, writer, and poet. Born in Grodno, a grandson of R. mordecai gimpel jaffe , he participated in the First Zionist Congress and in those following it and was one of the foremost Zionist propagandists in speeches … Encyclopedia of Judaism
jaffe — ⇒JAFFE, subst. fém. Arg. Soupe. Dans ces inhumains séjours au mitard une jaffe et un bout de brignolet deux fois par semaine (LE BRETON, Rififi, 1953, p. 22). P. ext. Nourriture, repas. Synon. bouffe (pop.), boustifaille (pop.). Le soir après la… … Encyclopédie Universelle
JAFFE, MORDECAI-GIMPEL — (1820–1891), rabbi, member of the Ḥibbat Zion movement. Born in Utyana, Kovno district, Jaffe studied at the Volozhin yeshivah and became well known for his religious scholarship and his Hebrew and general education, the latter acquired by his… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JAFFE, SIR OTTO — (1846–1929), Irish industrialist and communal leader. Born in Hamburg, Germany, Otto Jaffe was a descendant of mordecai b. abraham jaffe . He was taken as a child to Belfast, where his father, Daniel Joseph Jaffe (1809–1871), founder of the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JAFFE, RONA — (1932–2005), U.S. author. Born in Brooklyn and educated at Radcliffe College, Jaffe was 26 when her bestselling first novel, The Best of Everything, shocked many readers with its sharp edged portrayal of girls brought up to fulfill the image of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JAFFE, BEZALEL — (1868–1925), Zionist leader in Russia and in Ereẓ Israel. The brother of leib jaffe , he was a key figure in the Zionist movement in the area of his native Grodno. He was a member of benei moshe , established a modernized ḥeder in his home town,… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JAFFE, ISRAEL BEN AARON — (c. 1640–after 1703), kabbalist. Born in Uman (Ukraine), he fled at the age of eight to Glussk (Belorussia) on the outbreak of the chmielnicki persecutions (1648). He studied with isaac b. abraham at Posen (Tiferet Yisrael, Frankfurt on the Oder… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
