Alsatian Jews

French sociologist (1858–1917)

German-American nuclear physicist

French author (1885–1967)

French artillery officer (1859–1935)

Swiss-German-American director and producer (1902–1981)

French actor and mime artist (1923–2007)

French sociologist and anthropologist (1872-1950)

French filmmaker and actor (1917–1973)

French composer (1837-1915)

Nazi concentration camp in the Alsace region, France (1941-1944)

French actress (1821–1858)

Banker, philanthropist, pioneer of photography (1860–1940)

French Jewish politician, resistance fighter and art collector, murdered in the Holocaust (1885-1944)

French humorist (1893-1975)

museum

French priest and missionary (1812–1884)

French engineer (1838–1910)

French physician and neurologist (1840-1919)

Reich University of Strasbourg pseudo-scientific anatomical collection comprised of 86 Jewish victims of Nazi murder; used to promote Nazi racial doctrines

French priest (1802-1852)

French zionist (1826–1882)

French art dealer (1865-1951)

French painter (1895–1981)

German mathematician (1888–1966)

French rabbi (1839–1905)

American author of children's books

French journalist and politician (1868-1930)

French poet & academic (1921-2020)

French rabbi

French philosopher (1914–1988)

French physicist (1878-1944)

Egyptian Noble

Alsatian Jewish industrialist and the older brother of Alfred Dreyfus (1857–1930)

Jewish Alsatian poet (1892–1981)

French rabbi (1839-1892)

French librarian

German rabbi and community leader (c.1480–1554)

French librarian and writer

French writer (1841–1900)

French fraudster (1886–1935)

French politician (1847-1919)

French businessman (1864–1942)

French Jewish community leader

French-Jewish arms dealer, philanthropist

French businessman (1833–1915)

French politician (1901-1980)

aspect of history

American film producer (1900-1971)

French lawyer (1889-1985)

French businessman

Chief Rabbi of France

synagogue located in Val-de-Marne, in France

painter (1829-1884)