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Jewish scholar and translator circa 1700
Jewish scholar and translator circa 1700
American theologian, author, and activist
New York madame and author
Polish-Jewish writer, escaped from the Warsaw Ghetto and worked as a Polish secretary on the Aryan side, leveraging her non-Jewish appearance and German fluency.
Spanish Jewish novelist and writer on Jewish history and religion
Pioneering Jewish American computer scientist and engineer and a trailblazer in applying computer technology to healthcare and medical research.
Katherine Te Rongokahira was representative of the intermarried descendants of high-ranking Māori and respected immigrants.
Phoebe Myers was a formidable and tenacious woman whose ability as a teacher and political activist ensured that women’s interests became better represented in the New Zealand education system.
Jewish Austrian-Swedish physicist best known for discovering the radioactive isotope protactinium-231 in 1917 and, in 1938, discovering nuclear fission
Renowned Jewish-American mathematician