Rufeisen, Oswald
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Name (Hebrew)
רופאייזן, שמואל אוסוואלד, 1922-1998
Name (Latin)
Rufeisen, Oswald
Other forms of name
Daniel, Brother, 1922-
Daniel, Father
Rufaizen, Osṿald
Rufeisen, Daniel
Rufeisen, Shemuel
Rufeisen, Shmuel
Rufeisen, Daniel Oswald
Daniel, Pater
רופאיזן, אוסולד, 1922-1998
רופאייזן, אוסוואלד, 1922-1998
האח דניאל, 1922-1998
אח דניאל, 1922-1998
Date of birth
1922-01-22
Date of death
1998-07-30
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Be-gov ha-arayot, 2000:t.p. (Osṿald Rufaizen) t.p. verso (Oswald Rufeisen [in rom.]) p. 4 of cover (d. Haifa, Israel, 29 July 1998)
- Enc. Jud., c1971:v. 5, col. 507, etc. (Daniel Rufeisen; Oswald Rufeisen, entered Carmelite order as Brother Daniel in 1945; Shemuel (Oswald) Rufeisen)
- Tec, N. In the lion's den, 1990:CIP galley (Oswald Rufeisen; lives in Haifa) data sht. (Jewish underground fighter in Poland in WWII; converted to Catholicism & became Carmelite monk); bk. p. 3 (Oswald Rufeisen, also known as Father Daniel; b. 1922) p. 250 (though his Hebrew name was Shmuel, he is known as Oswald, even in official documents)
- שמואל אוסוואלד רופאייזן ("האח דניאל", 29 בינואר 1922 - 30 ביולי 1998) היה יהודי ניצול שואה שהמיר דתו לנצרות והיה לנזיר. רופאייזן התפרסם לאחר שביקש לעלות לישראל כיהודי על-פי חוק השבות, אך בקשתו נדחתה על ידי רשויות המדינה בגלל התנצרותו, ואף עתירתו לבג"ץ על כך נדחתה. ( (ויקיפדיה, נצפה 3 באפריל 2023) )
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Shmuel Oswald Rufeisen
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Wikipedia description:
Oswald Rufeisen (religious name Daniel Maria; 1922–1998) was a Polish-born Jew who survived the Nazi Germany invasion of his homeland, in the course of which he converted to Christianity, becoming a Catholic and a friar of the Discalced Carmelites. He sought Israeli citizenship under the Israeli Law of Return, but was refused. However, he moved to Israel as a Carmelite friar, where he spent the rest of his life, and acquired citizenship through naturalization.
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