Bloch

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Contents 1 People named Bloch 1.1 A 1.2 B 1.3 C 1.4 D 1.5 E 1.6 F 1.7 G 1.8 H 1.9 I 1.10 J 1.11 K 1.12 L 1.13 M 1.14 P 1.15 R 1.16 S 1.17 W Y Z 2 See also

Bloch may refer to:

[edit] People named Bloch

[edit] A

• André Bloch, Alsatian-French musician
• Andy Bloch, professional poker player
• Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Bloch

[edit] B

• Bernard Bloch, linguist
• Bernard Bloch, French actor
• Bianca Bloch, German authoress; born at Lauban
• Bruno Bloch (1878–1933), Swiss dermatologist

[edit] C

• Chajim Bloch, (1881- ?), Austrian-Jewish writer about Kabbala and the Golem-myth

[edit] D

• Denise Bloch, WWII radio operator
• Darius Paul Bloch general

[edit] E

• Elisa Bloch, French sculptress; born at Breslau
• Emil Bloch, German otologist; born at Emmendingen
• Ernest Bloch, composer
• Ernst Bloch, philosopher

[edit] F

• Felix Bloch, physicist
• Felix Bloch (alleged spy), American diplomat accused of spying for the Soviets

[edit] G

• Gustave Bloch, Alsatian-French historian and archeologist

[edit] H

• Heinrich Bloch, Austrian philologist; born Feb. 4, 1854, at Hermanmiestetz
• Hermann (Ḥayyim) Bloch, German author; born at Breslau

[edit] I

• Inspector Bloch, a character of the comic Dylan Dog
• Isaac Bloch, Alsatian-French rabbi
• Issachar Baer b. Samson Ḥasid Bloch, Austrian rabbi
• Ivan Bloch (Jean de Bloch), German warfare expert
• Iwan Bloch

[edit] J

• Jean-Richard Bloch (Jean Richard Bloch)
• Josef Bloch, Violin virtuoso and composer; born at Budapest
• Joseph b. David Tebele Rakower (Bloch), Polish rabbi and Hebraist
• Joseph Samuel Bloch, Austrian rabbi and deputy; born at Dukla, Galicia
• Jules Bloch, French linguist
• Julienne Bloch, French educator and writer

[edit] K

• Konrad Emil Bloch, biochemist

[edit] L

• Louis Bloch (Leo Bloch), Swiss educator
• Ludwig Bloch, German dramatist; born at Berlin

[edit] M

• Marc Bloch, French historian
• Marcel Bloch, aircraft industrialist
• Marcus Elieser Bloch, German ichthyologist and physician and naturalist; born at Ansbach
• Mark Bloch, conceptual artist
• Martin Bloch, painter
• Mattithiah Ashkenazi Bloch, Cabalist; lived at Jerusalem in the 17th
• Maurice Bloch, Alsatian-French educator and writer
• Moritz Bloch, or Móric Ballagi (Moritz Ballagi ^*), Hungarian Christian Jewish theologian and lexicographer
• Moses Bloch/Mózes Bloch/Móse Bloch:
  • Moses Bloch (1805-1841), German rabbi; born at Gailingen, Baden
  • Moses Bloch (1854-1901),
  • Moses Löb Bloch, Rector of the rabbinical seminary at Budapest

[edit] P

• Philip Bloch, rabbi and author; born in Prussia

[edit] R

• Robert Bloch (Robert A. Bloch Robert Albert Bloch)
• Rosine Bloch, French singer; born in Paris

[edit] S

• Samson (Simson) b. Isaac Ha-Levi Bloch, Galician author
• Solomon ben Blogg (Solomon ben Bloch), German author

[edit] W Y Z

• Waldemar Bloch, Austrian composer
• Rabbi Yosef Leib Bloch
• Rabbi Zalman Bloch

[edit] See also

• Onomastics in Judaism, List of Jewish surnames
• Wallach, Wallich, Falk, Brunswig, Block/Bloc, Blok