Joachim Jacob Unger

Joachim Jacob Unger, born 25 November 1826 at Homona, Hungary, was an Austrian rabbi. He studied at the University of Berlin (Ph.D. 1859), and was appointed rabbi of Iglau, Moravia, in 1860. He died in 1912. He wrote several works, including:

"Hebräische Philologie und Biblische Exegese," in "Mannheimer-Album," Vienna, 1864
"Bemerkungen über die Phönicischen Opfertafeln von Marseille und Carthago," in "Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft," xxiv.
"Die Judenfrage in Preussen," in "Neuzeit," 1874
"Patriotische Casual-Reden," Iglau, 1881 (2d ed. Prague, 1899)
"Dichtungen," ib. 1885
"Fest- und Sabbath-Predigten," Prague and Breslau, 1903.

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Lippe, Biog. Lex. pp. 505-507, Vienna, 1881;
Zeitlin, Bibl. Post-Mendels., p. 401.
This article incorporates text from the 1901–1906 Jewish Encyclopedia, a publication now in the public domain.

J.J.U.: Die Grundsäulen einer wahrhaft freisinnigen Verfassung. Festrede zur Jahresfeier der österreichischen Staatsverfassung, gehalten am 26. Februar 1862 In: Patriotische Casual-Reden 2nd. enlarged ed., Prague: Jakob B. Brandeis, 1899, p. 3 - 18 [1] Original (german)
J.J.U.: Die Merkmale der gottberufenen Herrschermacht. Festrede zur Jubelfeier der 25jährigen Regierung Seiner Majestät, des Kaisers Franz Joseph I., gehalten am 2. December 1873 In: ibid. p. 27 - 36 [2] Original (german)