Annie Edith Landau
Annie Edith Landau · Philosophie & sciences sociales
As an educator in Jerusalem at the beginning of the twentieth century, Annie Edith Landau established new standards both in educational methods and in the cultural, ethical, and health arenas, while at the same time setting an example of polite and civilized behavior.
20 mars 1873
As an educator in Jerusalem at the beginning of the twentieth century, Annie Edith Landau established new standards both in educational methods and in the cultural, ethical, and health arenas, while at the same time setting an example of polite and civilized behavior. — c'est ainsi que s'ouvre la notice qui lui est consacrée dans l'Encyclopédie Shalvi/Hyman des femmes juives, l'ouvrage de référence publié par le Jewish Women's Archive, signée Orit Navot, citée ici en anglais, la notice complète étant en lien ci-dessous.
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Source : Shalvi/Hyman Encyclopedia of Jewish Women (Jewish Women's Archive) — Orit Navot
As an educator in Jerusalem at the beginning of the twentieth century, Annie Edith Landau established new standards both in educational methods and in the cultural, ethical, and health arenas, while at the same time setting an example of polite and civilized behavior.
Source : Shalvi/Hyman Encyclopedia of Jewish Women (Jewish Women's Archive) — Orit Navot
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