Spira (Spiro)
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Spira, Spiro is Jewish family of scholars and rabbis originated from Speyer, Rhenish Bavaria, with numerous branches in other parts of Germany, and in Bohemia, Galicia, and Poland. It originally bore the name "Ashkenazi," to distinguish it from the Kahane or Katz-Spira family. Many prominent families of Bohemia added to their names that of "Spiro" or "Spira"; e.g., Frankl-Spiro, Wiener-Spiro, and Porges-Spiro.
- Aaron Jehiel Michel Spira:
- Aaron Simeon Spira:
- Aryeh Löb Spira (called also Klein Löb):
- Asher Anshel Spira:
- Benjamin Wolf Spira:
- Elijah Spira:
- Isaac Spira:
- Isaac Kohen-Spira:
- Isaac ben Nathan Spira:
- Israel Issachar Spira:
- Israel ben Nathan Spira (known also as Israel ha-Darshan):
- Jacob ben David ha-Kohen Spira:
- Jacob Kohn-Spira:
- Judah Löb Spira (nicknamed Pap):
- Menahem Zion b. Meïr Spira:
- Nathan ben Isaac Spira:
- Nathan Nata Spira:
- Solomon Spira:
- Harry Spira
- Eugen Spiro (Eugene Spiro), German painter
- György Spiró, Hungarian writer
- Harry Spira
- Karl Spiro, German physicist
- Melford Spiro, American anthropologist
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- This article incorporates text from the 1901–1906 Jewish Encyclopedia, a publication now in the public domain. ([1])
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