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SASSOON, SIEGFRIED LORRAINE — (1886–1967), English poet and novelist. The son of Alfred Ezra Sassoon, of the famous sassoon family, and his wife, the daughter of Thomas Thorneycroft, a prominent gentile sculptor, Siegfried Sassoon was educated at Marlborough and Cambridge. He … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Sassoon, Siegfried Lorraine — (1886–1967) English poet and novelist. Siegfried was a descendant of the famous SASSOON FAMILY of Bombay, his grandfather David having been the first one to settle in England. His mother was non Jewish and he was brought up as an Anglican. He… … Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament
Sassoon, Siegfried (Lorraine) — (1886–1967) British poet. satellite … Bryson’s dictionary for writers and editors
SASSOON — SASSOON, family of Jewish merchants, philanthropists, and men of letters, originally from baghdad ; its members rose to great influence and affluence first in India and then in England and China. The founder of the family was SHEIKH SASSOON B.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Sassoon — [sə suːn], Siegfried Lorraine, englischer Schriftsteller, * Brenchley (County Kent) 8. 9. 1886, ✝ Heytesbury (County Wiltshire) 1. 9. 1967; nahm als Freiwilliger am Ersten Weltkrieg teil. Die Auseinandersetzung mit der Kriegserfahrung, die… … Universal-Lexikon
Sassoon — [sa so͞on′] Siegfried (Lorraine) 1886 1967; Eng. writer & poet … English World dictionary
Sassoon Family — ‘The ROTHSCHILDS of the East’. The founder of the family was Sheik Sassoon ibn Salah (1750–1830), who was head of the Jewish community in Baghdad for forty years. For more than two centuries the family produced men of wealth and learning. Its… … Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament
Sassoon — biographical name Siegfried Lorraine 1886 1967 English writer … New Collegiate Dictionary
Sassoon — /səˈsun/ (say suh soohn) noun Siegfried Lorraine /sɪgˌfrid lɔˈreɪn/ (say sig.freed law rayn), 1886–1967, British soldier, poet, and writer …
World War I — This article is about the major war of 1914–1918. For other uses, see World War One (disambiguation) and Great War (disambiguation). World War I … Wikipedia
