Louis Brandeis est né à Louisville, Kentucky en 1856 dans une famille juive de tolérant et rituels chrétiens. Plus tard dans la vie pourraient être Brandeis mieux décrite comme une Secular-humanist. Bien qu'il a terminé ses études secondaires en Allemagne, il retourne aux États-Unis où il a étudié le droit à Harvard. Après son installation à Boston, Brandeis est devenu un excellent avocat passer une bonne partie de son temps à la poursuite de cas avec une volonté politique tordues. En particulier, il a apprécié le représentant des petites entreprises contre des entreprises géantes, et d'aider à la cause du salaire minimum contre les entreprises contre ce

• Contributeur: Smith Archive / Alamy Banque D'Images
• ID de l’image: WHAC38
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• Dimensions: 4364 x 5854 px | 36,9 x 49,6 cm | 14,5 x 19,5 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 28 août 2019
• Photographe: Smith Archive

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Louis Brandeis was born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1856 to a family tolerant of Jewish and Christian rituals. In later life Brandeis might be best described as a secular­humanist. Although he completed his secondary education in Germany, he returned to the United States where he studied law at Harvard. After settling in Boston, Brandeis became a successful lawyer spending a good deal of his time pursuing cases with a political bent. In particular, he enjoyed representing small companies against giant corporations, and aiding the cause of the minimum wage against companies opposed to this principle. In 1912, he supported Woodrow Wilson's nomination for Presidency and in 1916, was appointed a Supreme Court judge, the first Jew ever to be appointed to this position... Brandeis showed little interest in Jewish affairs until the turn of the century when a combination of his professional work and a changing political climate brought about an alteration. He was introduced to Zionism by Jacob de Haas, an English Zionist, and later still by Aaron Aaronsohn, the Palestinian botanist and founder of Nili... Brandeis became active in Zionist affairs during the First World War, when he accepted the role of Chairperson of the Provisional Executive Committee for General Zionist Affairs. Brandeis had a major impact on the American branch of the Zionist movement, drawing to it a number of sympathizers, improving its organization and its finance.. .

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