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Emanuel Oscar Menahem Deutsch (1829 – 28 October 1873) was a German Jewish scholar of Semitic studies, the Talmud and Middle Eastern studies.

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rdfs:label	Emanuel Oskar Deutsch (de) Immanuel Oscar Menahem Deutsch (en) Дейч, Эммануил Оскар (ru) Immanuel Oscar Menahem Deutsch (sv)
rdfs:comment	Emanuel Oscar Menahem Deutsch (1829 – 28 October 1873) was a German Jewish scholar of Semitic studies, the Talmud and Middle Eastern studies. (en) Immanuel Oscar Menahem Deutsch, född den 31 oktober 1831 i Neisse, preussiska Schlesien, död den 13 maj 1872 i Alexandria, var en tysk orientalist. Deutsch fick 1855 anställning vid biblioteket vid British Museum i London och sysselsatte sig därefter ivrigt med arbeten över Talmud. År 1867 offentliggjorde han i Quarterly Review artikeln "The Talmud", som inom ett år översattes till sex språk, bland dem svenska (två upplagor 1868). För lämnade han 190 uppsatser. Efter hans död utgavs Literary Remains (1874). Deutsch var en grundlig kännare av sanskrit, kaldeiska, arameiska och feniciska. (sv) Эммануил Оскар Дейч (в некоторых старых источниках Дейтш, нем. Emanuel Oskar Deutsch; 31 октября 1831, Нейссе — 13 мая 1872, Александрия) — британский востоковед родом из немецких евреев. (ru) Emanuel Oskar Deutsch (* 31. Oktober 1831 in Neisse; † 13. Mai 1872 in Alexandria) war ein deutscher Orientalist. Deutsch stammte von jüdischen Eltern ab. Er erwarb sich bei einem Oheim frühzeitig eine gründliche Kenntnis der hebräischen und chaldäischen Literatur, vollendete dann seine Studien in Berlin und ging 1853 nach London, wo er eine Stelle an der Nationalbibliothek des Britischen Museums erhielt und durch seine, der Forderung der semitischen Studien gewidmeten Arbeiten, bald zu großem Ruf gelangte. (de)
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