- The
Philanthropin (Gr**** for "place of humanity") is a
Jewish elementary school and
gymnasium in Frankfurt, Germany. It was
founded in 1804 by
Mayer Amschel...
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Philanthropinism (also philanthropism) is an
educational reform movement that was
established in the
second half of the
eighteenth century,
rooted in the...
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appointment of
upper master in the
Jewish commercial school (called the
Philanthropin) at Frankfort-on-the-Main. Here he
remained until his death, on November...
- 12 June, 1929. The
clinic is
located just
across the
street from the
Philanthropin, Frankfurt's most
renowned Jewish school. Ein Krankenhaus, das den Pflegenden...
- 1986:
Alterations begin at the
Philanthropin, a
former Jewish school in Frankfurt's
North End. Move to the
Philanthropin takes place in stages: 1986–1989...
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teachers trained in
modern methods,
among others in the
spirit of
German philanthropinism, who
sought to
acquaint their pupils with
refined Hebrew so they may...
- with his
uncle and
grandmother in Frankfurt,
where he
attended the
Philanthropin, a
school founded by
Mayer Amschel Rothschild,
designed to integrate...
- a
progressive Realgymnasium. The
Musterschule is a
neighbour of the
Philanthropin, the
renowned Jewish school founded by
Mayer Amschel Rothschild, which...
-
Strauss and
Beatrice Rosenberg, an
American citizen. She
attended the
Philanthropin in
Frankfurt am Main, and then
studied at the
Laban School. Her family...
- Dessau,
Germany from 1774 to 1793. It was
based on the
principles of
philanthropinism, an
educational movement developed in the German-speaking area during...
