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Bnei Brith Schorr.
Schorr then read it live on the air.
In political life, Schorr didn't take an active part.
Schorr is undoubtedly large and worth of attention.
In the political life, Schorr didn't take the active part.
Schorr was a member of the committee which managed the bureau.
After the beginning of World War II, Schorr entered the Jewish Civil Committee and on 6 or 7 September he left Warsaw.
Schorr started at the network in 1953, recruited by Edward R Murrow.
Since the creation of the Great Loge of the XIII th district inPoland of the mentioned above society Bnei Brith, Schorr was elected as the vice president of the loge.
Schorr entered the Jewish Civil Committee and on 6 or 7 September he left Warsaw.
In his parliamentary speeches, along with articles in the Jewish press, such as Nasz Przegl? d and Chwila, Schorr expressed his concern about the growth of antisemitic feelings and actions in Poland and the passive conduct of the authorities in this regard.
Schorr and in 1993 the similar meeting took place at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Krakow.
At the Warsaw University Schorr headed the Institute of Semitic languages and history of the Ancient Orient.
Like Schorr, Balaban also co-operated with the Polish Jewish newspaper Chwila which was published in Lwow as a local Jewish publication and daily newspaper.
Furthermore, newsman Daniel Schorr, who had worked for Turner, publicly charged that his former boss held a personal dislike for Jews.
Schorr published The Cracow code of Jewish laws and privileges in Poland, and wrote an article about its significance and the contradictory questions regarding the main privileges.
Summarising the biography and the scientific legacy of Schorr we may surely talk about him as about the outstanding personality and famous historian, the person of wide outlook and versatile interests, whose scientific heritage is deserving the most serious attention and study.
Schorr made several reports over the years that Nixon loathed, including a sympathetic interview with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in 1957 and an examination of life in East Germany in 1962.
In this questionnaire campaign, Schorr participated as scientific expert the protocols of this questionnaire campaign were published in a separate book W sprawie polsko-zydowskiej.
Daniel Schorr, the CBS reporter covering the hearings, wasn't satisfied- he wanted to see the list.
In 1903 Schorr writes large comments on respected and famous book Babel und Bibel(Babylon and Bible).
In 1926 Schorr becomes the professor of Warsaw University. Later on, in 1935 he was elected to the Polish parliament.
In this research Schorr discusses and presents one of the newly discovered old Babylonian texts, which were published and investigated by Oxford Assyriologist Langdon.
In 1903 Schorr was awarded the prize of Wawelberg(the famous Polish-Russian banker and philantropist) for his work Zydzi w Przemyslu do roku 1772(Jews in Przemysl till 1772).
Moses Schorr, Polish rabbi, one of the greatest Eastern European Bible scholars, orientalists and historians of Jewry was born on 10 th of May in 1874 in town of Przemysl in Galicia.
In 1903 Schorr was awarded the Wawelberg Prize(provided by the famous Polish-Russian banker and philanthropist) for his work Żydzi w Przemyślu do roku 1772("Jews in Przemyśl until 1772").
In 1904 Schorr was appointed a lecturer as privatdozent, and in March 1910, associate professor of Semitic languages and history of the Ancient Orient at Lwów University, a chair which he later held in Warsaw.
Schorr became one of the founders and the first head of the"Society of the teachers of Moses religion of the people's secondary schools of Galicia" and at the same time he led the first teachers' congress in 1904 in Lwów.
The attempts to liberate Schorr, which were undertaken by Polish Government in exile with the mediation of Vatikan and the U.S. State Department didn't succeed and on 17 th April of 1941 Schorr was assigned for 5 years of mandatory labour.