Alexander Isayevich Braudo
M, b. 1864, d. 1924
Alexander Isayevich Braudo married Lyubo Garkavy Braudo, daughter of Eliyahu Yehuda Garkavy and Golde Kabak Garkavy, at St. Petersburg, Russia. He was born in 1864. He died in 1924 at St. Petersburg, Russia.
He since 1889 the employee Public b-ki; from the 1890s in the management of the publishing house “Public Benefit”, “Mind”, “Peace”; collaborated with the publishing house "Brockhaus-Efron" (http://berkovich-zametki.com/2009/Starina/Nomer4/APerelman11.php.) He Alexander Braudo (Aleksandr Isaevich Braudo; 1864 in Vilkomir, Kovno Governorate – 1924 in London) was a Russian-Lithuanian-British Jewish author and publisher.
From 1889 until 1892 he was reviewer of literature on Russian history for the Jahresbericht der Geschichtswissenschaft and the Istoricheskoye Obozrenie, published by the University of St. Petersburg; he translated sources for Russian history, as Grevenbruch's Tragoedia Moscovitica, 1606 (history of the false Dmitri); and Neuville's Relation Curieuse, 1689 (history of the riot of the Streltsy). He wrote a number of articles in Russki Bibliograficheski Slovar, published by the Historical Society of the University of St. Petersburg, and a series of reviews in the Zhurnal Ministerstva Narodnavo Prosvyeshcheniya.
In the Voskhod for 1896 there appeared his reviews of the works of Bershadski on the history of the Jews. While secretary of the Society for the Promotion of Education Among the Jews of Russia, he succeeded in directing the activity of that organization toward the encouragement and development of elementary education among the Jews. He was member of the advisory board of the Jewish Colonization Association.
He since 1889 the employee Public b-ki; from the 1890s in the management of the publishing house “Public Benefit”, “Mind”, “Peace”; collaborated with the publishing house "Brockhaus-Efron" (http://berkovich-zametki.com/2009/Starina/Nomer4/APerelman11.php.) He Alexander Braudo (Aleksandr Isaevich Braudo; 1864 in Vilkomir, Kovno Governorate – 1924 in London) was a Russian-Lithuanian-British Jewish author and publisher.
From 1889 until 1892 he was reviewer of literature on Russian history for the Jahresbericht der Geschichtswissenschaft and the Istoricheskoye Obozrenie, published by the University of St. Petersburg; he translated sources for Russian history, as Grevenbruch's Tragoedia Moscovitica, 1606 (history of the false Dmitri); and Neuville's Relation Curieuse, 1689 (history of the riot of the Streltsy). He wrote a number of articles in Russki Bibliograficheski Slovar, published by the Historical Society of the University of St. Petersburg, and a series of reviews in the Zhurnal Ministerstva Narodnavo Prosvyeshcheniya.
In the Voskhod for 1896 there appeared his reviews of the works of Bershadski on the history of the Jews. While secretary of the Society for the Promotion of Education Among the Jews of Russia, he succeeded in directing the activity of that organization toward the encouragement and development of elementary education among the Jews. He was member of the advisory board of the Jewish Colonization Association.
Family: Lyubo Garkavy Braudo
- Isau Braudo b. 1896, d. 1970