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Amalie Malka Beer (Hebrew: מלכה אסתר בעער; 10 February 1767 – 27 June 1854) was a German Jewish philanthropist, communal worker, and salonnière. Biography. Amalie Malka Wolff was born in Berlin to Prussian court factor Liepmann Meyer Wulff (1745–1812) and his wife
29 de ene. de 2022 · Amalie Beer was a daughter of Liepmann Meyer Wulff (1745-1812) and ran a highly respected salon known far beyond the borders of Berlin. Her philanthropy is legendary. Jacob Herz Beer is one of the founders of the Luisenstift and the Königstädtisches Theater.
Amalie Beer (1767 – 1854), wife to Jacob Herz Beer (1769 – 1825), a banker and sugar manufacturer and supporter of the Haskalah, held a brilliant open house. Together with her husband she played a leading role in the Berlin “reform temple” movement.
Two extremely influential salonnières, who did not convert and whose salons existed until the middle of the nineteenth century, were Amalie Beer and Sara Levy. Amalie Beer (1767–1854), wife to Jacob Herz Beer (1769–1825), a banker and sugar manufacturer and supporter of the Jewish Enlightenment; European movement during the 1770s Haskalah ...
German philanthropist and communal worker; died at Berlin June 22 (24), 1854. She was the wife of the banker Jacob Herz Beer, daugher of Liebmann Meyer Wolf (known as "the Berlin Crœsus"), and great-granddaughter of Lipmann Wolf Taussig.
Amalie Beer geb. Meyer Wulf, hebräisch אסתר יהודה בעער, Esther Jehuda Beer, war eine deutsch-jüdische Salonnière in Berlin und Mutter des Komponisten Giacomo Meyerbeer.
Amalie Beer, de soltera Amalie Wolf, (10 de febrer de 1767 a Berlín - 27 de juny de 1854, id.) va ser una salonnière jueva alemanya a Berlín i mare del compositor Giacomo Meyerbeer.
