Eisenstein

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Eisenstein is:

[edit] Place names

Germany

• Bayerisch Eisenstein

Czech Republic

• Železná Ruda (German: Böhmisch Eisenstein, or Markt Eisenstein and Dorf Eisenstein)

America

• Eisenstein, Wisconsin

[edit] Last names

• Elizabeth Eisenstein - the historian
  • Subjects: the French Revolution, the 19th c. in France, early printing & historical transitions in media

• Ferdinand Eisenstein - the mathematician
  • Eisenstein's criterion
  • Eisenstein integer
  • Eisenstein's theorem
  • Eisenstein prime
  • Eisenstein ideal
  • Eisenstein series

• "Gabriel Eisenstein", see die Fledermaus

• Ira Eisenstein, rabbi

• Judah David Eisenstein (Julius Eisenstein, J. D. Eisenstein), Russian-American writer, contributor of the Jewish Encyclopedia ([1])

• Linda Eisenstein, playwright and composer

• Dr. Mayer Eisenstein, see Homefirst Health Services

• Michael Eisenstein, US musician, see Letters to Cleo

• Mikhail Eisenstein (1867-1921), Latvia-born architect, see French article

• Phyllis Eisenstein, writer, teacher, and advertising copyeditor

• Sergei Eisenstein - the film director.
  • UNESCO's Sergei Eisenstein Medal named after him

• Eisenstein and Jacob, see Courtroom Workgroup