Re: [Cz-L] School questions

I can answer Leo's question only partially. In the Jewish Gymnasium,
the students studied both math and sciences as well as Latin and Greek
and once they passed the Bacaleaurat exams were accepted to study
math and sciences at the Czernowitz university.

By 1922 or possibly even earlier, those Jewish students who wanted
to study medicine or law, had to go to French or Czech universities.

Mimi

On Nov 1, 2012, at 4:47 AM, Leo Spitzer wrote:

> Abraham, et. al.,
> A related question: In the Habsburg system, "Realschulen" were
> different
> from "Gymnasien" by the fact that they emphasized mathematics,
> science, and
> foreign languages, but did not offer Latin and Greek, subjects
> required for
> university admission and many high status careers. "Realschule"
> graduates
> could thus attend the Technical Hochschule, the technical or
> engineering
> university. Was this similar in the Romanian system before Jews were
> barred or altogether excluded from universities? Was there a
> difference
> between a "Liceul Real" and a "Gymnaziul/Liceul" as to the kind of
> higher
> university admission one could pursue?
> Leo
>
> On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 5:55 PM, Abraham Kogan
> <akogan_at_netvision.net.il>wrote:
>
>> Hi, David,
>>
>> "Liceul Real" means, a school where the emphasis is on math.,
>> physics, and
>> other practical sciences. The term "cu drept de publicitate"
>> means, in
>> fact, recognized by the Government, and it was also applied by Liceul
>> Emanuel Grigorovitsa. As I mentioned before there was only one
>> Liceu on
>> strada Petrovici. There were other "Liceu Real" in other parts of
>> the
>> city.
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Abraham K.
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