Josef Fischer Rabbi 1871–1949 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Josef Fischer Rabbi, 1871–1949 (aged 77 years)

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Josef Fischer Rabbi

Name: Josef /Fischer/ Rabbi
Surname: Fischer
Given names: Josef
Name suffix: Rabbi

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father	Links Birth: 1826 — Siófok Hungary Marriage: Siófok, Hungary Occupation: Merchant Death: 1908 Unique identifier: 7EF9D296E72997489BBCAE7292870D4EB925 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Rosalie … Josef Fischer Rabbi Jacob Fischer 1826–1908 Birth: 1826 — Siófok Hungary Death: 1908
mother	Links Birth: 1841 Marriage: Siófok, Hungary Death: 1914 Unique identifier: 7EF9D296E72997489BBCAE7292870D4EB925 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jacob Fischer Josef Fischer Rabbi Rosalie … 1841–1914 Birth: 1841 Death: 1914
Marriage	Marriage — — Siófok, Hungary
himself	Links Birth: 15 August 1871 45 30 — Siófok, Hungary Occupation: Teacher & LibrArian in Copenhagen Director of the Jewish poor relief in Denmark — 1893 Death: 1949 — Copenhagen Denmark Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Paula Priefche Eichel Josef Fischer Rabbi 1871–1949 Birth: 15 August 1871 45 30 — Siófok, Hungary Death: 1949 — Copenhagen Denmark

Family with Paula Priefche Eichel
himself	Links Birth: 15 August 1871 45 30 — Siófok, Hungary Occupation: Teacher & LibrArian in Copenhagen Director of the Jewish poor relief in Denmark — 1893 Death: 1949 — Copenhagen Denmark Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Paula Priefche Eichel Josef Fischer Rabbi 1871–1949 Birth: 15 August 1871 45 30 — Siófok, Hungary Death: 1949 — Copenhagen Denmark
wife	Links Birth: 26 December 1878 48 23 Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Josef Fischer Rabbi Paula Priefche Eichel 1878–… Birth: 26 December 1878 48 23 Death:
son	Leo Gotlieb Fischer …–
daughter	Edith Kate Fischer …–
daughter	Johanne Ester Fischer …–
daughter	Harriet Jacobe Fischer …–
daughter	Ella Jacobe Fischer …–

Events of close relatives
Birth	15 August 1871 45 30 Siófok, Hungary
Occupation	Teacher & LibrArian in Copenhagen Director of the Jewish poor relief in Denmark 1893
Death of a father	Jacob Fischer 1908
Death of a mother	Rosalie … 1914
Death	1949 (aged 77 years) Copenhagen Denmark
Unique identifier	0208BC4FB5D1DA47BD16D0C924E7CA9F9C24
Last change	26 May 2012 – 19:14:06 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	Studied to become a Rabbi in Eisenstadt ,graduating at the age of 22 A Renown Genealogist In 1943 Josef Fischer was caught by the Nazis and sent to theconcentration camp Theresienstadt The first genealogy by Josef Fischer was published in 1904: a pedigreefor his wife's family. From 1911 to 1928 he published one or 2genealogies every year. The 2nd Edition of "Dansk Biografisk Leksikon" ( ~ "Danish BiographicalLexicon") which was published in 1933-1943. Josef Fischer was also a renowned historian and personal historian: From1917-1925 he was editor of the "Journal of Jewish History andLiterature", in 1914 (together with Julius Salomon) he edited"Mindeskrift i Anledning af Hundreaarsdagen for Anordningen af 29. marts1814" [Memorial Publication at the Occasion of the Centenary of the RoyalDecree of 29. March 1814] and in 1923 he was coeditor of "Festskrift iAnledning af Professor D. Simonsens 70-aArige Fødselsdag" [Festschrift atthe Occasion of Professor D. Simonsen’s 70 years Anniversary]. Apart fromthat Josef Fischer has also published a number of articles on DanishJewish genealogy and history. In his genealogical as well as historical research he made use of Hebrewand priMary sources, such as headstones, Jewish probate records, tax- anddonation lists. From 1933-1943 he devoted his time to helping refuGees from Germany andlater the German ccupied countries. As member of the "Committee of 4. May1933" he was solely responsible for the "Emigrant Office" until 1938, atwhich time he was assisted by a young Jewish emigrant, Erich Bier, whocame to Denmark in 1933. In 1943 Josef Fischer was caught by the Nazisand sent to the concentration camp Theresienstadt http://www.jewishgen.org/ScanDinavia/JosefFischer.htm

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Studied to become a Rabbi in Eisenstadt ,graduating at the age of 22

A Renown Genealogist

In 1943 Josef Fischer was caught by the Nazis and sent to theconcentration camp Theresienstadt

The first genealogy by Josef Fischer was published in 1904: a pedigreefor his wife's family. From 1911 to 1928 he published one or 2genealogies every year.
The 2nd Edition of "Dansk Biografisk Leksikon" ( ~ "Danish BiographicalLexicon") which was published in 1933-1943.

Josef Fischer was also a renowned historian and personal historian: From1917-1925 he was editor of the "Journal of Jewish History andLiterature", in 1914 (together with Julius Salomon) he edited"Mindeskrift i Anledning af Hundreaarsdagen for Anordningen af 29. marts1814" [Memorial Publication at the Occasion of the Centenary of the RoyalDecree of 29. March 1814] and in 1923 he was coeditor of "Festskrift iAnledning af Professor D. Simonsens 70-aArige Fødselsdag" [Festschrift atthe Occasion of Professor D. Simonsen’s 70 years Anniversary]. Apart fromthat Josef Fischer has also published a number of articles on DanishJewish genealogy and history.

In his genealogical as well as historical research he made use of Hebrewand priMary sources, such as headstones, Jewish probate records, tax- anddonation lists.

From 1933-1943 he devoted his time to helping refuGees from Germany andlater the German ccupied countries. As member of the "Committee of 4. May1933" he was solely responsible for the "Emigrant Office" until 1938, atwhich time he was assisted by a young Jewish emigrant, Erich Bier, whocame to Denmark in 1933. In 1943 Josef Fischer was caught by the Nazisand sent to the concentration camp Theresienstadt

http://www.jewishgen.org/ScanDinavia/JosefFischer.htm