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Famous People Associated With Brody

  • Józef Korzeniowski (1797–1863), Polish writer
  • Ivan Trush (1869–1941), Ukrainian artist.
  • Dmytro Pyluk (1900-1985), Ukrainian painter and film producer.
  • Stan Jouk (1985-), Ukrainian American fashion model.
  • Myron Tarnavskiy (1869–1938), general of Ukrainian Galychina Army
  • Feliks West (1846–1946), Polish publisher
  • Petro Fedun-Poltava (1919–1951), ideologist of Ukrainian national liberation fight 1940–50 years.
  • Adolph Baller, pianist
  • Iuliu Barasch, physician
  • Berl Broder (Berl Margulis), singer
  • Oscar Chajes, chess player
  • Zvi Hirsch Chajes, rabbi and talmudist
  • Leo Kanner, Austrian psychiatrist and physician known for his work related to autism.
  • Hans Kelsen (father's birthplace)
  • Nachman Krochmal, philosopher
  • Yechezkel Landau, rabbi
  • Max Margules, meteorologist
  • Jacques Mieses (parents from Brody; he was born in Leipzig
  • Amalia Nathansohn-Freud (1835–1930), mother of Sigmund Freud
  • Jacob Orchudesch Banker until around 1885 then emigrated via Vienna to Amsterdam
  • Joseph Ludwig Raabe, mathematician
  • Jakob Rosanes, mathematician
  • Joseph Roth (1894–1939), writer
  • Dov Sadan (1902–1989), scholar of Yiddish literature, Hebrew Literature and Jewish Folklore
  • Daniel Abraham Yanofsky, chess player. See German-language article.
  • Israel Zolli, former Chief Rabbi of Rome who converted to Catholicism
  • Samuel Skolnick Famous Trumpet player during the big band era

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