Annie Edith Landau

Annie Landau (20 March 1873 – 23 January 1945) headed the Evelina de Rothschild School in Jerusalem from 1899 until her death in 1945. She received the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire from King George VI in 1924 in recognition of her service

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Landau was a religious Orthodox Jew and opposed the missionary schools in Jerusalem. She never married. She remained close to her siblings and their children, including her nephew Oliver Sacks and returned annually to visit her family in London. Her close friends were Evelina School teachers who had come from England.

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Hannah Judith (Annie Edith) Landau was born on March 20, 1873, in London, where her father, Marcus Israel (Mordecai, 1837–1913), worked as a clerk for the Jewish community. Annie’s mother, Chaja Kohn (b. Bavaria, Germany 1853–d. 1923), was Marcus’s second wife. He had five children by his first marriage and during the forty years of his marriage to Chaja a further thirteen were born. Of these, Annie was the eldest.

Landau’s parents were of the opinion that girls should also receive a fine education, but there was no sufficiently good school for religious girls in London. Thus, at the recommendation of her mother’s uncle, Moses Weisknopf, she was sent to the Orthodox Samson Raphael Hirsch School in Frankfurt am Main, where her teacher was Mendel Hirsch (1833–1900), the son of Samson Raphael (1808–1888). At Hirsch's school, secular education was cherished along with Jewish Orthodox education.

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Miss Landau

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LANDAU Annie,   b. 1873, Whitechapel, Middlesex

• Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via mother Chaja (Chajo, Chayo, Car) {fredkin} Landau (born Kohn) by SmartCopy: Sep 17 2015, 11:22:31 UTC

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