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1913-1916
An Alsatian Jew who immigrated to Canada in 1874, Jules Helbronner (1844-1921) was a prominent figure in Quebec’s French-language community, especially in press and labour...
1892-1908
An Alsatian Jew who immigrated to Canada in 1874, Jules Helbronner (1844-1921) was a prominent figure in Quebec’s French-language community, especially in press and labour...
1910-1912
An Alsatian Jew who immigrated to Canada in 1874, Jules Helbronner (1844-1921) was a prominent figure in Quebec’s French-language community, especially in press and labour...
1942-1943
Un écrivain yiddish de renom, Zekharye-Khone Bergner, bien connu sous le pseudonyme de Melech Ravitch, est né en 1893 à Radymno, dans l’est de la...
1875-1875
An Alsatian Jew who immigrated to Canada in 1874, Jules Helbronner (1844-1921) was a prominent figure in Quebec’s French-language community, especially in press and labour...
1965-1976
Un écrivain yiddish de renom, Zekharye-Khone Bergner, bien connu sous le pseudonyme de Melech Ravitch, est né en 1893 à Radymno, dans l’est de la...
1878-1881
An Alsatian Jew who immigrated to Canada in 1874, Jules Helbronner (1844-1921) was a prominent figure in Quebec’s French-language community, especially in press and labour...
1882-1904
An Alsatian Jew who immigrated to Canada in 1874, Jules Helbronner (1844-1921) was a prominent figure in Quebec’s French-language community, especially in press and labour...
1905-1908
An Alsatian Jew who immigrated to Canada in 1874, Jules Helbronner (1844-1921) was a prominent figure in Quebec’s French-language community, especially in press and labour...
1912-1919
Hirsch Wolofsky, the founder and long-time managing editor of the Keneder Adler, Montreal’s only Yiddish daily newspaper, was born in 1879 in a small village...