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Berman — may refer to: * Berman and Company * Berman v. Parker * Neuberger Berman Inc. * Robinson, Silverman, Pearce, Aronsohn, and Berman * Neuberger BermanBerman is the surname of: * Adolf Berman, Zionist activist * Andy Berman, American actor * Bart… … Wikipedia
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Berman and Company — is a public affairs firm owned by lobbyist Rick Berman. Based in Washington, DC, Berman Co. represents many clients in industry and politics. Berman and Company takes special pride in its Relentless Creativity [http://www.bermanco.com/public… … Wikipedia
BERMAN, JULIUS — (1935– ), U.S. lawyer, rabbi, and communal leader. Berman was born in Dukst, Lithuania. Despite the German occupation the family managed to immigrate to the United States in April 1940 and settled in Hartford, Connecticut. After earning a B.A. at … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BERMAN, PANDRO S. — BERMAN, PANDRO S. (1905–1996), U.S. film producer. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Berman was responsible for the production of 85 films for RKO, including the Ginger Rogers Fred Astaire musicals. Born into the film industry, Berman s father,… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BERMAN BERMAN, NATALIO — (1907–1959), Chilean politician and Zionist leader. Born in Podolia (Russia), Berman immigrated to Chile in 1915 when he was eight years old. His family settled in Valparaíso, where he graduated from high school. From early childhood he… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BERMAN, ADOLF ABRAHAM — (1906–1978), socialist Zionist. Born in Warsaw, he was the son of Isser Berman, a well known Zionist and member of the Ḥovevei Sefat Ever society, and a brother of jacob berman . Adolf Berman joined the Left Po alei Zion as a student and edited… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BERMAN, MYRON R. — BERMAN, MYRON R. (1928– ), U.S. Conservative rabbi. Berman was born in New York, educated at the City College of New York, and ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary. He also received a B.H.L. from its seminary college as well as an M.H.L.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BERMAN, SHELLEY — (1926– ), U.S. actor, comedian, author. Berman was trained as an actor at the Goodman Theater in his native Chicago before joining stock companies in Chicago and New York. In the mid 1950s he joined the Chicago Compass Players, the famed… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BERMAN, SIMEON — (1818–1884), precursor of Jewish agricultural settlement in Ereẓ Israel. Berman, who was born in Cracow, founded a Jewish agricultural settlement society there in 1851. He immigrated to the United States in 1852 and settled in New York. There and … Encyclopedia of Judaism
