Omri katz biography of abraham

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  • Abraham Katz (1926–2013), American diplomat, United States Ambassador to the Omri Katz, American-Israeli actor; Otto Katz, agent of the Soviet Union.
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    Last Thursday I was fortunate to be able to Zoom with thirteen of my Blumenfeld cousins—Omri, Richard, Jim, Steven, Milton, Kenny, Alan, Debbie, Simeon, Simone, Matthew, Max, and Michael. Some members of the group had known others for their entire lives; others of us had never met in person or otherwise before the Zoom. Most of the group are my fifth cousins—we are all descended from Abraham Katz Blumenfeld and Geitel Katz, who lived in Momberg, Germany, in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

    We span the globe—Omri from Israel, Richard from Switzerland, and the rest of us from the eastern seaboard of the US from as far north as Maine all the way to Florida. We come from a range of backgrounds—some of us (like me) having roots in the US since the mid-19th century, many of us the children of Holocaust survivors, and three of us born outside the US, one in Israel, one in Canada, and one in Italy. Our religious back

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    Name Years Nationality Notable roles References Dianna Agron1986– American Heroes, Glee, I Am Number Four, Shiva Baby[107]Eddie Kaye Thomas1980– American American Pie, Scorpion, American Dad, 'Til Death, How to Make It in America, Harold & Kumar[108]Jonathan Ahdout1989– American House of Sand and Fog[109]Cooper Andrews1985– American Shazam!, The Walking Dead[110]Rachel Bloom1987– American Crazy Ex-Girlfriend[111]Aviv Alush1982– Israeli False Flag, The Women's Balcony, The ShackNora Arnezeder1989– French [112]Skylar Astin1987– American Pitch Perfect, Spring Awakening[113]Moran Atias1981– Israeli The ResidentJustin Berfield1986– American Malcolm in the Middle[114]Rachel Bilson1981– American The O.C., The Last Kis

    Brotmanblog: A Family Journey

    I started writing about my Blumenfeld family back in August of 2021—almost a year and a half ago. In my first brev about the Blumenfelds, inom pointed out that my four times great-grandparents Abraham Katz Blumenfeld and Geitel Katz had six children, one being my three-times great-grandmother Breine Blumenfeld Katzenstein, whose descendants I covered in my work on the Katzenstein family several years ago.

    Abraham and Geitel’s first-born child was their son Moses, who had three children, Abraham II, Isaac, and Gelle. So far, in the seventeen months or so that I’ve been posting about the Blumenfelds, I’ve not even reached Gelle or finished Isaac, let alone any of the other children of Abraham inom and Geitel, the other four siblings of Moses and Breine: Sprintz, Hanna, Maier, and Jakob.

    Sometimes it just feels overwhelming, and I wonder how many more years it will take before I reach Abraham and Geitel’s youngest child, Jakob. I believe e