Lemle, Henrique
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Name (Latin)
Lemle, Henrique
Other forms of name
Lemle, H. (Henrique)
Lemle, Heinrich
Date of birth
1909-10-30
Date of death
1978
Place of birth
Augsburg (Germany)
Place of death
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
Occupation
Rabbis
Associated Language
porheb
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- LCN ; note: 1909-1978
- nuc89-17326: His A Religiao Judaica Hoje [MI] 1968?(hdg. on NN rept.: Lemle, H.)
- LC data base, 10/3/89(hdg.: Lemle, Henrique; usage: Henrique Lemle)
- Henrique Lemle, 1998:p. 10 (d. 09-21-1978) p. 21 (Heinrich Lemle) p. 64 (b. in Augsburg, Germany, 10-30-1909) p. 245 (Grão Rabino Henrique Lemle, d. 09-25-1978)
- Rabbi Henrique Lemle died in Rio de Janeiroi, Born in Augsburg, Germany, he served as a rabbi in Mannheim and Frankfurt-am-Main and also in Hove, England. He came to Rio de Janeiro during World War II and founded the Associacao Religiosa Israelita, the congregation of immigrants from Germany; he also inaugurated the Hebrew Chair of the Federal University in Rio where he was a professor and was the co-founder of the Christian-Jewish Fraternal Council ( (JTA, September 26, 1978, viewed August 10, 2017:) )
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Wikipedia description:
Henrique Lemle (also spelled Heinrich Lemle) was a German-Brazilian rabbi associated with Reform Judaism. Lemle was born in 1909 in Augsburg, Germany. He received his doctorate degree in 1932 and served as a rabbi in Mannheim and Frankfurt-am-Main. Under the Nazi regime, Lemle was briefly interned in the Buchenwald concentration camp until he was released through the efforts of the Joint Distribution Committee who assisted Lemle in migrating to the United Kingdom. He subsequently migrated to Brazil where his rabbinic career included his position as rabbi to the liberal Jewish community in Rio de Janeiro. He died in Brazil in 1978 at age 68.
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