Leopold Toeplitz

1795–1865 (age 70)

Biography

Leopold Toeplitz (1795–1865) was a Polish businessperson and member of Warsaw's prominent Jewish community during the nineteenth century. His commercial endeavors and business acumen contributed to the economic vitality of Warsaw during a period of significant urban development.

Toeplitz's legacy as a successful businessman and his standing within Warsaw's Jewish community are commemorated by his burial at the Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery. His life exemplifies the important role that Jewish merchants and entrepreneurs played in shaping Warsaw's commercial and cultural landscape during the nineteenth century.

Also buried at Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery

Moisey Zeldovich
1919–2008 (age 89)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Jakub Lejkin
1906–1942 (age 36)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Polish lawyer Jakub Lejkin (1906–1942) practiced law during the interwar period before his death during World War II.
Maurycy Horn
1917–2000 (age 83)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Maurycy Horn was a Polish historian dedicated to preserving Jewish historical heritage.
Adam Szynkman
1885–1912 (age 27)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Michał Landau
1841–1896 (age 55)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Michał Landau was a nineteenth-century chess player from Warsaw who lived from 1841 to 1896.
Józef Gitler-Barski
1898–1990 (age 92)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Polish politician and public servant during a transformative period in Polish history.