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⁷ The names of these Nobel Laureates and brief descriptions of their works can be found in Wasson, T. (ed.), Nobel Prize Winners (New York: W. H. Wilson Company, 1987)Google Scholar; see also under their names in the Encyclopaedia Judaica.

⁸ This listing of Jewish Mathematicians is partly based on the Encyclopaedia Judaica (under the heading ‘Mathematicians’).

⁹ Révész, H., Jewish PaintersGoogle Scholar, unpublished but available at the Wiener Library (London); see also Schwarz, Karl, Jewish Artists of the 19th and 20th Centuries (New York: Philosophical Library, 1949).Google Scholar

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¹³ Cf. the Independent (newspaper, London) 9 December 1989, 31 for an article on Mandelshtam.

¹⁴ Op. cit. note 11, 57.

¹⁵ My compilation of Jews of originality is not intended to be exhaustive, but selective and illustrative.