2010 História Brazilian Jews, Published by LLC Books. USA

2010 História Brazilian Jews, Published by LLC Books. USA

CONTENTS
Abraham Ramiro Bentes, Army commander and linguist
Adriana Behar, volleyball player
Alberto Dines, journalist
Alexandre Herchcovitch, fashion designer
Amir Slama, fashion designer
Benjamin Zymler, Minister
Benny Feilhaber, american soccer midfielder
Bento Teixeira, poet
Bernard Rudofsky, writer, architect, teacher, and social historian.
Boris Casoy, journalist
Boris Markenson, Navy admiral
Boris Schnaiderman, translator, writer and essayist
Bussunda (Claudio Besserman Vianna), comedian
Cao Hamburguer, screenwriter, director of movies and TV
Carlos Arthur Nuzman, volleyball player
Charles Gavin, drummer and musical producer
Clara Ant, architect and political activist
Clarice Lispector, writer
Cesar Lattes, physicist
Daniel Benzali, stage, television and film actor
David Perlov, filmmaker
Deborah Colker, writer dancer and choreographer
Débora Bloch, actress
Edmond Safra, banker
Elisa Lispector, novelist
Eva Altermam Blay, sociologist
Flora Purim, jazz singer
Fortuna (Fortunée Joyce Safdié), singer and song-writer
Gastão Rosenfeld, physician and biomedical scientist
Germán Efromovich, entrepreneur
Gilberto Dimenstein, journalist
Giselda Leirner, writer, illustrator and plastic artist
Gregori Warchavchik, architect
Guido Mantega, economist and Finance Minister
Guma Aguiar, industrialist
Henry Sobel, rabbi
Héctor Babenco, film director, screenwriter, producer and actor
Isaac Karabtchevsky, conductor
Ithamara Koorax, pop-jazz singer
Jacob Safra, banker
Jacob do Bandolin (Jacob Pick Bittencourt), composer and musician
Jacques Klein, composer and pianist
Jaime Lerner, architect, urban planner and politician
Jacques Wagner, politician, Governor of Bahia State
Jayme Tiomno, experimental and theoretical physicist
Joel Birman, psychiatrist and psychotherapist
John Neschling, conductor
Jom Tob Azulay, producer, diretor, writer, soundman and director of photography
Jorge Mautner, writer and singer
Joseph Safra, banker
José Mindlin, lawyer, businessperson and bibliophile
Juca Chaves (Jurandir Czaczkes), comedian, singer and writer
Lasar Segall, painter, engraver and sculptor
Leoncio Basbaum, historian
Lily Safra, philanthropist
Luciano Huck, TV personality
Marcelo Fromer, guitarist
Marcelo Gleiser, physicist and astronomer
Marcelo Itagiba, politician
Mario Haberfeld, auto racing driver
Marshall Brickman, screenwriter
Maurício Grabois, politician
Maurício Waldman, professor, social activist and environmentalist
Mayana Zatz, molecular biologist and geneticist
Michael Löwy, sociologist and philosopher
Miguel Krigsner, entrepreneur
Moacyr Scliar, physician and writer
Moises Safra, businessman and banker
Mario Schenberg, electrical engineer, physicist, art critic and writer
Nilton Bonder, rabbi
Noel Nutels, physician and brazilian indigenous people expert
Orfeu Bertolami, theoretical physicist
Pedro Bloch, writer
Raphael Maltinsky, football player
Ricardo Rosset, racing driver
Rogério Ceni, football player
Rosely Roth, lesbian activist
Rubens Gerchman, painter and sculptor
Salomão Nauslausky, Army commander
Samuel Benchimol, economist, scientist and professor
Samuel Kicis, Army general
Samuel Klein, businessman
Silvio Santos (Senor Abravanel), TV host show and entrepreneur
Simon Schwartzman, social scientist
Sultana Levy Rosenblatt, writer
Tarso Genro, politician, Governor of Rio Grande do Sul State
Tirone David, surgeon and professor
Tufi Duek, fashion designer
Victor Civita, businessman and publisher
Vilém Flusser, philosopher
Vladimir Herzog, journalist, professor and playwright
Waldemar Levy Cardoso, Field Marshal of the Brazilian Army
Yara Yavelberg, psychologist, university lecturer and political activist
Yehuda Gilad, Israeli politician
Brazilian Jews, Published by LLC Books, Memphis, Tennessee, USA, 2010
ISBN 978-1-155-69472-6