People of the Haskalah

German-Jewish philosopher and theologian (1729–1786)

Yiddish-Hebrew writer (1836-1917)

German writer

German novelist and translator

Czech bibliographer (1816–1907)

German writer (1764-1847)

German Reform Rabbi (1794-1886)

Hebrew novelist (1808–1867)

Italian Jewish linguist and poet (1800-1865)

Lithuanian poet (1830–1892)

Galician and Bohemian rabbi and Jewish scholar (1790–1867)

Lithuanian Jewish academic (1794–1878)

Lithuanian rabbi (1843–1910)

Polish inventor

Jewish writer (1773-1839)

Ukrainian Jewish writer and historian (1811–1899)

Polish-Jewish mathematician and inventor

German rabbi (1811–1889)

Ukrainian Jewish writer (1788–1860)

Russian journalist (1816–1893)

Austrian-Jewish scholar (1785-1840)

Austrian writer

German scholar

writer

Lithuanian writer (1828-1852)

Romanian writer and physician (1815-1863)

Russian historian (1819–1899)

Jewish writer

Jewish Polish writer (1791-1851)

Jewish artist, writer and poet (1859-1886)

Danish Hebrew-language author

Italian rabbi (1784-1855)

Ukrainian writer (1801-1864)

German translator

Hebrew author and publisher

Jewish scholar (1818–1890)

Austrian physician (1797–1873)

poet (1757-1814)

Russian chemist, publicist, literary critic, author of the first history of Jewish literature in Yiddish

Austrian scholar (1800–1871)

Hungarian maskil, rabbi, and astronomer

Hungarian writer and historian

Russian Hebraist, poet, and educator (1819–1889)

Austrian writer

Lithuanian bibliographer, author and publisher (1801–1863)

Hebrew writer (1738-1813)

(1762-1813)

Lithuanian-Russian rabbi and writer

Hebrew writer (1795–1846)

Jewish Enlightener

Galician-Jewish maskil, educator, poet and mathematician

German grammarian (1757–1832)

Jewish author and educator

Dutch poet

Viennese orientalist, writer

Czech teacher (1758-1838)