Austria. Austria: Joseph [von] Wertheimer commemoration medal in silver by Carl Radnitzky, 1867; 44.5mm, 34.85g; thickness: 2.75mm. Obverse legend: "Dem Scheidenden Vorstandpraeses" [The Outgoing Board President] + 2-line subtitle: "Die Beamten der Israel Cultusgemeinde in Wien 1867" [The Officials of the Israelite Religious Community of Vienna, 1867], surrounding Hebrew Proverbs quotation "A Faithful Man Shall Abound with Blessings" (dots over letters indicate word is laden with blessing); the word "Man" is misspelled. Reverse: left facing Wertheimer with name + "C. Radnitzky" below. Wertheimer (1800- 1887) was Austrian philanthropist & author; established Kindergarten system in Austria & helped Jews acquire trade skills/vocations; trustee & President of Vienna Jewish Community; received nobility from Emperor in recognition of his work; Forrer vol. V, p.15. A thinner bronze example sold at auction (2014) for €2500. The silver & bronze issues weigh the same in spite of identical size because of variations in their planchet thickness.
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Austria. Austria: Gustav Mahler cast bronze plaque by Franz Stiasny, ND (circa. 1930's), mounted on wooden display; size (plaque only): 54.5 x 63mm; weight (whole unit) 173.3g. Plaque depicts right-facing relief profile of Mahler with his name on lower right, with "F. Stiasny" in upper left corner. Mahler (1860-1911) was a Jewish-Austrian composer, considered the leading composer and conductor of his generation; the medallist Stiasny (born Franz Czasny, 1872-1941; Forrer listed v.5 p. 684-5 & vol. 8 p 223) was born in Vienna and died in unconfirmed circumstances in Poland - suggesting, in light of his early age, that he may have been Jewish. Ref: Niggl-1238.
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Austria. Austria: Bruno Walter profile bronze uniface plaquette by Edwin Grienauer, c. 1962; size: 47 x 60.5mm; weight: 70.1g. Walter (1876-1962) was a German-born Jewish conductor, who conducted symphonies in Germany, Austria and New York; a close friend of Gustav Mahler and considered one of the foremost musicians of the 20th Century. The medallist Grienauer (1893-1964), is considered one of the more important Viennese sculptors and medallists of the 20th Century, and has - ironically - to his credit a bust of Adolf Hitler, which was displayed for a time in the lobby of the Vienna University until it was returned to him after World War II.
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Belgium. Belgium: "And thy children shall return to their own border" medal, by Jewish medallist A. Ianchelevici (Idel Ianchelevici); ND; bronze/tombak(?); size: 41.75mm; weight: 32.65g. Obverse: man walking through the heart of the sea and a sailboat some distance away from him. Reverse: Latin & Hebrew legend in Rashi script (Jeremiah ch. 31 v. 16): "Revertentur Filii ad Terminos Sous"/"Ve Shavu Banim LeGvulam". Idel Ianchelevici (Yankelevich; 1909-1994) was a Jewish Moldovan-Belgian sculptor, draughtsman and painter. The subject of this medal may be Jewish immigration to Palestine during the Holocaust; its design appears to be from the 1970's. Some spots of surface dirt on reverse.
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Hungary. Hungary: Dr. Armin Vambery 80th birthday uniface bronze plaquette, 1912; by Jeno [Eugene] Körmendi–Frim, minted by Ludvig E. of Budapest; size: 59.5x60 mm; weight: 128.7g. Left profile of Vambery with latin numerals for birthday. Commissioned by Hungarian scientific associations in 1911 for the occasion. Vambery (born Hermann/Ármin Bamberger/Wamberger) was a Jewish Turkologist and traveller, d. 1913; Kormendi was a baptized Jewish medallist. Ref: JMM-90; comes in original display.
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Hungary. Hungary: Béla Tóth uniface bronze plaque, 1907; by Jewish medallist Istvan (Stephan) Csillag; size: 50x74.75 mm; weight: 104.8g. Tóth (1857-1907) was a journalist and writer. Friedenburg considers Csillag to be the most prolific of the 20th Century Jewish Hungarian medallists. Ref. JMM p.90. Plaque may have been commissioned prior to Toth's death that year, for his 50th birthday.
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Soviet Union. Russia/USSR: [Reinhold Moritzevich/Ernest] Glière (Glier) birth centennary bronze medal by Joseph Ivanovitch Kozlovsky, 1975; size: 60mm; weight: 123.65g. Glier was a Russian-Jewish composer and conductor. The medallist Kozlowski (1913 - 1993) was a Soviet sculptor and artist, and may have been Jewish. An oxidation speck under Glier's left eye.
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Soviet Union. Russia/USSR: Stefan Zweig birth centennary bronze medal by Joseph Ivanovitch Kozlovsky, 1981; size: 60mm; weight: 122.25g. Zweig was a Jewish-Austrian novelist, playwright, journalist and biographer, becoming at his height one of the most popular writers in the world. The medallist Kozlowski (1913 - 1993) was a Soviet sculptor and artist, and may have been Jewish.
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Product Tags: Soviet, Russian, Austrian, Exonumia, Medals, Medallions & Tokens, Jewish Personalities and Judaic Tokens & Medals from Soviet Union, Russia, Austria, and from 20th Century, 1980s, Cold War which are Object Related Specifically to a Personality or Key Event

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