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Albert Lucas

1859 – 1923

Jewish activist

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About Albert Lucas

Lived 1859 – 1923 (aged 63–64). Albert Lucas was an American activist.

Albert Lucas (1859–1923) was a Jewish activist then raised and educated in London. Education for girls.

Education and recreation initiatives As part of his education and anti-assimilation initiatives, Lucas cajoled local synagogues into allowing him to create religious classes on their premises. For example, Lucas served as principal of the Sons of Israel Congregational Sunday School. These "schools" and "associations" borrowed from both the traditional Talmud Torah model and modern education methods.

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1859, London
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Albert Lucas?

Jewish activist

When was Albert Lucas born?

Albert Lucas was born in 1859 in London.

When did Albert Lucas die?

Albert Lucas died on 14 June 1923.

What was Albert Lucas's occupation?

Albert Lucas was an activist.

What nationality was Albert Lucas?

Albert Lucas was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Albert Lucas

· Wikidata: Q19891968

· DBpedia: Albert Lucas (Jewish activist)

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