Carlebach, David, 1885-1913

LC control no.	no2017119315
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Carlebach, David, 1885-1913 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Ḳarlebakh, Daṿid ben Shelemoh, 1885-1913 קרלבך, דוד בן שלמה, 1885-1913
Biography/History note	David Carlebach, son of Solomon and Esther Carlebach, was born 1885, in Lübeck, Germany. In 1904 he attended the University of Berlin (Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Berlin) and simultaneously attended the Rabbiner Seminar zu Berlin. In 1906, he attended the Universität Leipzig where he studied German, French, philosophy and pedagogy. His dissertation, published in 1912, is entitled "Biblische Königsdramamen in der französischen Tragödie des 16. und 17.Jahrhunderts" for which he received a Ph.D. During this period of time, he taught in the "Höhere Israelitische Schule" (Leipzig), a yeshiva founded by his brother Ephraim Carlebach. David Carlebach also served as a private tutor in Halberstadt. He died in Halberstadt of appendicitis in 1913 and was laid to rest in the Beth-Olam cemetery located in Moisling, Lübeck.
Associated country	Germany
Located	Lübeck (Germany) Berlin (Germany) Leipzig (Germany) Halberstadt (Germany)
Birth date	1885-12-28
Death date	1913-01-28
Place of birth	Lübeck (Germany)
Place of death	Halberstadt (Germany) 1913
Field of activity	German language French language French drama Philosophy Teaching Education Jewish religious education Bible
Affiliation	Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Berlin Rabbiner-Seminar zu Berlin (1880-1938) Universität Leipzig (1409-1953) Höhere Israelitische Schule (Leipzig, Germany)
Profession or occupation	Rabbis Tutors and tutoring Religious educators Jewish teachers Jewish educators High School teachers Jewish scholars
Found in	Buch der Erinnerung an unseren früh verstorbenen Sohn und Bruder Dr. David Carlebach, [1913?]: title page (Dr. David Carlebach) page 10, etc. (born December 28, 1885 and died on 20 Shevaṭ [January 28, 1913] where he was laid to rest in Moislinger Beth-Olam in Lübeck; mo. ha. David zatsal ben ha-r. ha-g. mo. h. Shelemoh n.y. le-Vet Ḳarlebakh = מו''ה דוד זצ''ל בן הרה''ג מו''ה שלמה נ''י לבית קרלבך) Die Carlebachs : eine rabbinerfamilie aus Deutschland, 1995: page 23, etc. (David Carlebach, son of Solomon and Esther Carlebach, was born 1885, in Lübeck, Germany. In 1904 he attended the University of Berlin (Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Berlin) and simultaneously attended the Rabbiner-seminar. Afterwards, from 1906, in Leipzig he studied German, French, philosophy and pedagogy. His dissertation in 1912 [entitled] "Biblische Königsdramamen in der französischen Tragödie des 16. und 17. Jahrhunderts" followed a year later by his rabbinical exam. Shortly thereafter, the young scholar succumbed to the effects of surgery. David died in 1913 and was laid to rest in the “Moisling” Jewish cemetery. The Joel-Adler-Carlebach families, 1996: page 26, etc. (David Carlebach qualified as a rabbi in Berlin and then obtained his Ph.D. at Leipzig, where he also taught in his brother Ephraim's "Höhere Israelitische Schule" (yeshiva high school). He also served as a private rabbi in Halberstadt.).
Associated language	ger heb fre