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Breuer, Isaac (1883-1946), theoretician and leader of German Orthodoxy; son of Solomon Breuer and grandson of Samson Raphael Hirsch . Born in Papa, Hungary. He moved as a child to Frankfurt on the Main, where he studied at his father’s yeshiva and became a prominent figure in the local separatist Orthodox community (Austrittsgemeinde). He subsequently studied law, philosophy, and history and practiced as a lawyer in Frankfurt. He soon took a leading part in various communal organizations. He defended the secession of the Orthodox from the Jewish community. When Agudat Israel was founded in 1912, Breuer became one of its ideologists and most prominent spokesmen, though he developed a unique, non-conventional direction within ultra-Orthodox thought. He settled in Jerusalem in 1936, practicing as a lawyer. He became the president of Poalei Agudat Israel. He appeared on behalf of Agudat Israel before the Peel Commission (1937) and the Anglo-American Commission (March1946). He and his wife Jenny had five children. Isaac Breuer died in Jerusalem in 1946.
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