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SourceBirthAppointed rabbi of MattersdorfDeclined rabbinate of PapaAccepted rabbinate of KrakowDeath
Old revision of Simon Schreiber, as edited by User:Ulenspegel at 08:54, 12/July/13, following Singer, Isidore; et al., eds. (1901–1906). "SCHREIBER, SIMON". The Jewish Encyclopedia. New York: Funk & Wagnalls.1821 (=5581/5582 -- -- --)1842 (=5602/5603 -- -- --)1857 (=5617/5618 -- -- --)1860 (=5620/5621 -- -- --)March 25, 1883 (=16/17 Adar II, 5643 -- -- --)
Old revision of Shimon Sofer, as edited by User:Materialscientist at 11:19, 17/ May/13"October 18, 1820 (13 Tevet 5581)""5604 (circa 1843)""5616 (circa 1855)""Circa 1859 (5620)""March 26, 1883 (17 Adar II 5643)" after 10:00am
His nephew, S. Schreiber. חוט המשולש (in Hebrew).;
מליצי אש (in Hebrew).
[5]581 (=1820/1821 -- -- --)[5]602 age 22 (=1841/1842 -- -- --)[5]616 (=1855/1856 -- -- --)[5]620 (=1859/1860 -- -- --)16 Adar II, [5]643 (=24/25 March 1883 -- -- --)
Friedberg, Bernard. לוחות זכרון (in Hebrew). p. 37.[5]581[5]602not mentioned[5]621 (=1860/1861 -- -- --)[5]643
"The Jews of Krakow and its Surrounding Towns". JewishGen KehilaLinks.not mentionednot mentionednot mentioned18601883
"דרשת רבי שמעון סופר בקרקא". כיפה (in Hebrew). 25 Dec 2002.not mentioned"[5]603-1843"not mentioned186017 Adar, [5]643
Margoshes, Joseph (2008). "7". A World Apart: A Memoir of Jewish Life in Nineteenth Century Galicia. Brighton, MA: Academic Studies Press. p. 23. ISBN 978-1-934843-10-9.1821born in 1821 and on his 21st birthday (=1842 -- -- --), he was appointed rabbi in Mattersdorfnot mentioned18601883
His son, Yisrael David Simcha (Bunim) Sofer. הוֹספה למכ"ע „מחז"ה“ גליון י"ח (in Hebrew).not mentionednot mentionednot mentionednot mentionedMonday, 17 Adar II, [5]643 (=25/26 March 1883 -- -- --)
"צפונות ו" (in Hebrew): סד. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)not mentionednot mentionednot mentionednot mentioned17 Adar [5]643

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Language used in Parliament

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Hello, In the article one can read: "Though Sofer was a talented orator and pretty fluent in the German language, the official language at the Reichsrat was Polish." However according to Imperial Council (Austria): "Sessions of the House of Deputies proceeded chaotically, as the deputies could not agree on a working language. Only speeches in German were taken into the official record." So, which one is true? A455bcd9 (talk) 09:39, 2 August 2020 (UTC)Reply