Levinson

Löwinsohn, Levinso(h)n, Levenson, Lewenson (Левинсон):

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Löwinsohn, Lövinsohn

Ermanno Lövinsohn (1863-), German historian; born in Berlin ([1])

Jacob Mordecai be Judah Löb Löwinsohn (1832 - 1878), Russo-Polish scholar and journalist; born in Grodno ([2])

Lewinsohn, Levinsohn

Ross Levinsohn
Stephen H. Levinsohn, see Tadaksahak language
Anna Henriette Levinsohn (1839 - 1899), Danish operatic singer; born in Copenhagen ([3])
Isaac Baer Levinsohn (Isaac Bär Levinsohn) (1788 - 1860), Russian-Hebrew scholar and writer; born at Kremenetz, Volhynia ([4])

Joshua Lewinsohn, Russian teacher and writer; born 1833 at Vyeshiuti, government of Kovno ([5])

Richard Lewinsohn, see Die Weltbühne, German article
Ernst Lewinsohn (later: Laubhardt; 1855, Köslin - ), see Eva Laubhardt (Eva "Placida" Laubhardt)

Levinson

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Levinson recursion (Levinson-Durbin algorithm)
Hardy-Littlewood-Selberg-Levinson-Conrey theorem, see Critical line theorem

Lewinson

Peter Lewinson, drummer
Steve Lewinson, drummer, see Peace (album)

Löwensohn, Lewensohn

Amalia Löwenson, Norwegian
Elina Löwensohn, Romanian actress
Trevor Loewensohn, an Australian, head of Australian Investment Banking at JP Morgan
Gideon Lewensohn
San Lewensohn, artist
Adam Lewensohn, US artist

Levenson

Lebensohn, Lebenson

References

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Lewinson

Löwensohn, Lewensohn

Levenson

Lebensohn, Lebenson

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