Daniel Blumenthal (25 January 1860 Thann, Haut-Rhin – 25 March 1930, Paris) was the mayor of Colmar from 1905 to 1914 and formerly the Deputy from Strasbourg in the Reichstag and Senator for Alsace-Lorraine. Daniel Blumenthal was condemned to death eight times and had sentences totaling five hundred years prison imposed upon him by the Imperial German government following his escape from Alsace to inform the world of the plight of Alsace and Lorraine under German rule.
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- Daniel Blumenthal fou un polític alsacià. El 1902 fundaria el Partit Democràtic d'Alsàcia-Lorena, que reclama l'ensenyament en francès i és partidari d'integrar-se a França. Amb aquest partit fou alcalde de Colmar de 1905 a 1914, així com diputat per Estrasburg al Reichstag i senador per Alsàcia-Lorena. En esclatar la Primera Guerra Mundial fou condemnat a mort per les autoritats alemanyes i va fugir a França. El 1917 va publicar Alsace-Lorraine – a study of the relations of the two provinces to France and to Germany, and a presentation of the just claims of their people, que fou presentat al Congrés dels Estats Units. Va morir a París i fou enterrat a Metzeral.
- Daniel Blumenthal war Jurist, Bürgermeister und Mitglied des Deutschen Reichstags.
- Daniel Blumenthal (25 January 1860 Thann, Haut-Rhin – 25 March 1930, Paris) was the mayor of Colmar from 1905 to 1914 and formerly the Deputy from Strasbourg in the Reichstag and Senator for Alsace-Lorraine. Daniel Blumenthal was condemned to death eight times and had sentences totaling five hundred years prison imposed upon him by the Imperial German government following his escape from Alsace to inform the world of the plight of Alsace and Lorraine under German rule. He wrote a publication entitled Alsace-Lorraine – a study of the relations of the two provinces to France and to Germany, and a presentation of the just claims of their people, which was published in 1917, by C.P. Putnam's Sons in 1917. Blumenthal presented this publication to the United States Congress as means to gain American support for the freeing of Alsace and Lorraine from German rule. Blumenthal married Lydia Knoeri (1861–1913) and was survived by his three children – Countess Lydia Tolstoy (1888–1972), Jeanne Therese Stepanoff (1896 - ????) and Andre Blumenthal (1898–1956). His remains and those of his wife, daughter Lydia and son Andre rest in Metzeral cemetery in Alsace. The descendants of Daniel Blumenthal now reside in Australia. The rue Daniel Blumenthal in Colmar is named in his honor.
- Daniel Blumenthal (né en 1860 - mort en 1930 à Paris) fut maire de Colmar de 1905 à 1914. Il fut également député de Strasbourg au Reichstag et sénateur de l'Alsace-Lorraine. Son corps repose dans le cimetière de Metzeral. La rue Daniel Blumenthal à Colmar, est nommée en son honneur.
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- Daniel Blumenthal fou un polític alsacià. El 1902 fundaria el Partit Democràtic d'Alsàcia-Lorena, que reclama l'ensenyament en francès i és partidari d'integrar-se a França. Amb aquest partit fou alcalde de Colmar de 1905 a 1914, així com diputat per Estrasburg al Reichstag i senador per Alsàcia-Lorena. En esclatar la Primera Guerra Mundial fou condemnat a mort per les autoritats alemanyes i va fugir a França.
- Daniel Blumenthal war Jurist, Bürgermeister und Mitglied des Deutschen Reichstags.
- Daniel Blumenthal (25 January 1860 Thann, Haut-Rhin – 25 March 1930, Paris) was the mayor of Colmar from 1905 to 1914 and formerly the Deputy from Strasbourg in the Reichstag and Senator for Alsace-Lorraine. Daniel Blumenthal was condemned to death eight times and had sentences totaling five hundred years prison imposed upon him by the Imperial German government following his escape from Alsace to inform the world of the plight of Alsace and Lorraine under German rule.
- Daniel Blumenthal (né en 1860 - mort en 1930 à Paris) fut maire de Colmar de 1905 à 1914. Il fut également député de Strasbourg au Reichstag et sénateur de l'Alsace-Lorraine. Son corps repose dans le cimetière de Metzeral. La rue Daniel Blumenthal à Colmar, est nommée en son honneur.
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