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Maier "Max" Grünbaum (12 August 1817 – 11 December 1898) was a German Orientalist, historian, folklorist, and philologist.

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rdfs:label	Max Grünbaum (Orientalist) (de) Max Grünbaum (en)
rdfs:comment	Max Grünbaum (geboren am 12. August 1817 als Maier Grünbaum in Seligenstadt; gestorben am 11. Dezember 1898 in München) war ein deutscher Literaturhistoriker, Orientalist und Hebraist. Er befasste sich vor allem mit neuhebräischer und arabischer Sagenkunde sowie mit jiddischer und jüdisch-spanischer Literatur. Deren vormoderne Texte erschloss er als einer der Ersten mit den Methoden der Textkritik und machte sie durch Transkription und Übersetzung einer breiteren Leserschaft zugänglich. (de) Maier "Max" Grünbaum (12 August 1817 – 11 December 1898) was a German Orientalist, historian, folklorist, and philologist. (en)
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name	Max Grünbaum (en)
death place	German Empire Munich Kingdom of Bavaria
birth place	Electorate of Hesse German Confederation Seligenstadt
birth date	1817-08-12 (xsd:date)
dct:subject	Linguists of Yiddish 1898 deaths German philologists People from Seligenstadt 1817 births 19th-century German historians German Hebraists German orientalists Jewish orientalists University of Bonn alumni 19th-century German educators University of Giessen alumni 19th-century philologists German folklorists
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Electorate of Hesse Bavarian State Library Berlin Judaeo-Spanish United States University of Bonn University of Giessen Vienna Linguists of Yiddish German Confederation German Empire Moritz Steinschneider Munich London 1898 deaths Brill Publishers German philologists Aggadah Trieste Tutor Amsterdam F. A. Brockhaus AG Oxford People from Seligenstadt Folklore studies Historian Hamburg Hebrew Orphan Asylum of New York Islam 1817 births 19th-century German historians German Hebraists German orientalists Jewish orientalists University of Bonn alumni 19th-century German educators University of Giessen alumni 19th-century philologists German folklorists Jews Philology Philosophy Kingdom of Bavaria New York City Seligenstadt Yiddish Oriental studies Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft Leyden
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