Persons | Jewish Communities of Austria

David Herzog was born in Trnava (Tyrnau) (now in Slovakia). He studied in Vienna and in 1900 became rabbi of

Theodor Herzl was born on May 2, 1860, in Budapest, Hungary, (then in the Austrian Empire), into a middle class

Henri (Heinrich) Herz was born in Vienna where he studied music with his father and then with Daniel Huenten. Herz

Born in Vienna, Heller was among the first psychologists to deal with therapeutic techniques in educational framework, by establishing the

Seligman Heller was born in Roudnice nad Lebem (now in the Czech Republic) and studied at the University of Vienna.

Heinrich was born in Vienna and was active in the struggle for emancipation and equality of Jews in Austria. He

Heinz Hartmann was born and educated in Vienna. As a student of S. Freud, Hartmann amplified and elaborated numerous aspects

Gynecologist Josef Halban was born in Vienna. From 1909 he was assistant professor of gynecology at the University of Vienna

Hermann Hakel was born in Vienna as a son of a Jewish self-employed craftsman. He attended the Realschule and later

Johann Kremenetzky was born in Odessa, Russia (now in the Ukraine) and at age of thirty moved to Vienna, where