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Persoonlijke gegevens David Loebel Honigmann 

• Hij is geboren op 15 augustus 1821 in Kepno, Wlkp., Poland.
• Beroep: in Dr Jur.
• Hij is overleden op 22 juli 1885 in Wroclaw, Silesia, Poland, hij was toen 63 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven in Wroclaw, Stary Cmentarz Zydowski, Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie, Poland.
• Een kind van Loebel Scheye Honigmann en Hanchen Hanna Astrich

Gezin van David Loebel Honigmann

Hij heeft/had een relatie met Johanna Anna Bauer.

Kind(eren):

1. Elise Klara Honigmann  1859-1942 
2. Paul Ludwig Honigmann  1860-1906 
3. Georg Gabriel Honigmann  1863-1930 
4. Emil Honigmann  1868-1932 
5. Franz Josias Honigmann  1869-1942 

Notities over David Loebel Honigmann

Honigmann was born in Kepno, he finished a junior high school in Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie, Poland and graduated from Royal Wilhelm School. He was a student at universities in Wroclaw, Silesia, Poland and Heidelberg. Honigmann was a writer and had a PhD in law. He was the founder of German-Israeli Community Union where he cooperated with a well-known politic Ferdinand Lassalle with whom he also taught at Union of Learning and Writing (Lehr und Leseverein). Moreover, Honigmann was also a member of assembly of town aldermen. He was extremely interested in railway and was the General Secretary of Upper Silesian Iron Railway and Chairman of Supervisory Board of Poznan-Kluczbork Iron Railway. David Honigmann was also a grandfather of later chairman of ZOO in Wroclaw, Silesia, Poland - Hans Honigmann.

I was born in Kempen[6]in the Grand Duchy of Posen, to Jewish parents on 15 August 1821 (22 is crossed out). My father, named Loebel Honigmann, merchant there, was at the time in the circumstances to provide me, the oldest son, an education which corresponded with his views equally with those of the Jews there, as generally appropriate to his station. A Jewish education, which in my home town belonged more to Poland than Germany both through its location and customs in those days, had its special characteristics. The religious element so thoroughly permeates all of life there, that the earliest childhood period cannot be kept free of its influence. The scarcely awakened consciousness of the boy is directed at faith, even more toward ceremony. The child learns to read Hebrew early, so that he can pray independently as soon as possible; his next occupation is the Bible. The science to which he dedicates is most eager studies in childhood, youth, and often adult years is decidedly theological; the Talmud, wisdom and religion, education and piety are quite identical concepts. David Honigmann; Breslau 27 May 1841

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