Judith Buber was born in Heppenheim, Germany on 17 June 1924, at the house of her grandparents, Paula and Martin Buber. Her parents, Rafael Buber and his first wife, Margarete, lived there for a year, along with Judith's older sister Barbara. After the couple divorced, Rafael was awarded custody and the girls were raised at their grandparents' home in Heppenheim. She migrated to Jerusalem in March 1938.[1]
^Judith Buber Agassi, The Role of Local Government in the Working of Parliamentary Democracy: A Comparative Study of the British, Belgian and Dutch Systems, PhD, 1960.
^Stanley A. Goldman (2018). Left to the Mercy of a Rude Stream: The Bargain That Broke Adolf Hitler and Saved My Mother. U of Nebraska Press. p. 177. ISBN978-1-64012-044-0.
January 01, 1970
judith, buber, agassi, june, 1924, july, 2018, german, born, israeli, sociologist, wrote, about, women, work, experience, those, imprisoned, ravensbrück, concentration, camp, also, edited, work, mother, margarete, buber, neumann, grandfather, martin, buber, li. Judith Buber Agassi 17 June 1924 15 July 2018 was a German born Israeli sociologist who wrote about women work and the experience of those imprisoned in Ravensbruck concentration camp She also edited the work of her mother Margarete Buber Neumann and her grandfather Martin Buber Life editJudith Buber was born in Heppenheim Germany on 17 June 1924 at the house of her grandparents Paula and Martin Buber Her parents Rafael Buber and his first wife Margarete lived there for a year along with Judith s older sister Barbara After the couple divorced Rafael was awarded custody and the girls were raised at their grandparents home in Heppenheim She migrated to Jerusalem in March 1938 1 She was educated at Beth Hakerem High School and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem graduating in 1951 with an MA in History In 1949 she married the philosopher Joseph Agassi 2 She earned her doctorate at the London School of Economics in 1960 with a thesis on local government and parliamentary democracy 3 Her mother Margarete Buber Neumann spent four years as a political prisoner in Ravensbruck concentration camp Judith Buber Agassi spent years interviewing women who had survived the camp 4 and recovered the identities of over 16 000 prisoners citation needed Works editMass media in Indonesia 1969 The characteristics of typical women s jobs and the attitudes of women to those jobs a comparative multinational study 1978 Women on the job the attitudes of women to their work 1979 Comparing the work attitudes of women and men 1982 The Redesign of working time promise or threat 1989 ed Pladoyer fur Freiheit und Menschlichkeit Vortrage aus 35 Jahren by Margarete Buber Neumann 1999 ed Martin Buber on psychology and psychotherapy essays letters and dialogue by Martin Buber 1999 The Jewish women prisoners of Ravensbruck who were they 2006 ed Schriften zur Psychologie und Psychotherapie by Martin Buber 2008 The Jewish women prisoners of Ravensbruck who were they 2012References edit Annette Adelmann In Memoriam Judith Buber Agassi International Council of Christians and Jews 28 August 2018 accessed 14 March 2020 Prof Judith Buber Agassi Tel Aviv University Judith Buber Agassi The Role of Local Government in the Working of Parliamentary Democracy A Comparative Study of the British Belgian and Dutch Systems PhD 1960 Stanley A Goldman 2018 Left to the Mercy of a Rude Stream The Bargain That Broke Adolf Hitler and Saved My Mother U of Nebraska Press p 177 ISBN 978 1 64012 044 0 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Judith Buber Agassi amp oldid 1204658962, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
