Isaac Bernays

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Isaac Bernays was a prominent 19th-century German Orthodox rabbi and scholar, known for his influential leadership in Hamburg and as the grandfather of Sigmund Freud’s wife, Martha Bernays.

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instanceOf German rabbi
Jewish scholar
Orthodox rabbi
rabbi
birthDate 1792-09-10
birthPlace Electorate of Mainz
Mainz
child Berman Bernays
Jakob Bernays
Lea Bernays
other children
countryOfCitizenship Germany
deathDate 1849-05-13
deathPlace Hamburg
educatedAt universities in Germany
yeshiva in Mainz
era 19th century
ethnicGroup Jews
familyName Bernays
fieldOfWork Jewish law
Jewish theology
homiletics
givenName Isaac
grandfatherOf Martha Bernays
influenced German Orthodox Judaism
later Orthodox rabbis in Germany
knownFor influence on the development of German Neo-Orthodoxy
sermons that combined traditional learning with modern rhetoric
languageOfWorkOrName German
Hebrew
movement Orthodox Judaism
name Isaac Bernays
notableFor defense of Orthodox Judaism in 19th-century Germany
leadership of the Jewish community in Hamburg
notableRelative Martha Bernays
Sigmund Freud
occupation rabbi
scholar
positionHeld Chief Orthodox rabbi of Hamburg
rabbi of the Hamburg Temple community (Orthodox faction)
religion Judaism
residence Hamburg
Mainz
spouse Sara Bernays
studied Talmud
classical languages
philosophy

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Martha Bernays grandfather Isaac Bernays
Isaac Bernays name Isaac Bernays