Herman Bing

1776–1844 (age 68)

Biography

Herman Bing was a prominent Danish bookseller whose enterprise contributed significantly to the intellectual and cultural life of Copenhagen. His work in the book trade during the late 18th and early 19th centuries made literature and learning more accessible to the Danish public.

Bing's dedication to his profession reflected the growing importance of the book trade in Enlightenment and post-Enlightenment society. As a member of Copenhagen's Jewish community, his legacy encompasses both his commercial achievements and his role within the city's diverse cultural fabric.

Also buried at Jewish Northern Cemetery

Hanna Adler
1859–1947 (age 88)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
A head teacher remembered for nurturing both mind and heart in her students.
Salomon M. Trier
1804–1894 (age 90)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Salomon M. Trier was a Danish pharmacist whose career advanced pharmaceutical practice and public health.
Isaac W. Heyman
1818–1884 (age 66)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Isaac W. Heyman was a businessperson of notable standing in the 19th century.
A.M. Hirschsprung
1793–1871 (age 78)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Entrepreneur A.M. Hirschsprung was a steadfast contributor to Copenhagen’s mercantile community and a respected leader...
Albert Meyer
1839–1921 (age 82)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
Albert Meyer was a dedicated teacher whose educational endeavors enriched the lives of his students.
P.G. Philipsen
1812–1877 (age 65)
Jewish Northern Cemetery
P.G. Philipsen was a publisher devoted to sharing literature and culture with the people of Denmark.