PEOPLE OF THE BOOK
Characters - Alphabetical
 
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FIRST NAME LAST NAME DESCRIPTION
IsaacAbravanelAbraham Seneor's friend.
Abu AbdAllahSahar's son.
Ibrahimal-TarekZarah al-Tarek's father.
Zahraal-TarekA book illustrator.
Dr.AndrewDr. Sarah Heath's acquaintance.
JudahAryehA Jewish rabbi with a gambling addiction.
JohannAuerAn author.
FrancisBaconIrish-born British painter.
JimBardayalAn archeologist.
JosipBoscovicSerif's superior.
ArthurBoydAustralian painter.
NicolausCopernicusA Renaissance-era mathematician, astronomer, and clergyman.
Luciode BernadottiAbraham Pinel's acquaintance.
Dona Reynade SerenaThe heiress of the greatest Jewish banking fortunes in Europe.
Renatodel SalvadorReuben Shoushan's baptized name.
Dr.EhrlichDr. Hirschfeldt's colleague.
GeneralFaberThe feared commander of the Black Hand units.
Dr. MaxFriosoleDr. Sarah's colleague.
GalileoGalileiItalian mathematician, physicist, philosopher and astronomer.
Netanelha-LeviA Jewish doctor.
Dr. SarahHeathHanna's mother.
HannaHeathAn Australian rare-book expert.
Werner MariaHeinrichHanna's mentor.
FrauHertzlAnna's friend.
FranzHirschfeldtA physician.
AdolfHitlerThe leader of the Nazi Party.
Gerard ManleyHopkinsEnglish poet.
P. D.JamesEnglish crime writer.
SerifKamalIn-charged at the National Museum.
StelaKamalSerif's wife.
RazmusKanahaChief Conservation scientist at the Fogg.
OzrenKaramanChief librarian of the National Museum.
NedKellyAustralian bushranger.
Mr.KessingtonLowery's acquaintance.
KuntaKinteA character in the 1976 novel Roots.
GustavKlimtAn Austrian symbolist painter.
KeithLoweryWorked at Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
GustavMahlerAn Austrian composer and a master of the symphony.
M.MartellAn author.
FlorienMittlThe bookbinder.
ElijahMizrachiOttoman rabbi and a mathematician.
Clarisse M.MorganWorked at the Metropolitan Police Forensic Unit.
SidneyNolanAustralian artist.
AbrahamPinelOwned a printing office.
AlfredRosenbergHitler's confidant.
HermanRothschildAn ancient manuscript specialist.
SalmanRushdieBritish-American novelist and essayist.
HamishSajjanThe official UN observer.
ArthurSchnitzlerAustrian writer and dramatist.
Charles m.SchulzAmerican cartoonist, known for creating the comic strip.
AbrahamSeneorA rabbi.
AaronSharanskyHanna's uncle.
DelilahSharanskyHanna's grandmother.
David BenShoushanA devout Jewish man who wrote and bound the book.
Joseph BenShoushanDavid Shoushan's brother.
Reuben BenShoushanDavid Shoushan's son.
Ruth BenShoushanDavid Shoushan's daughter. aka: Ruti.
WallySomethingA Nigerian writer.
WoleSoyinkaNigerian playwright, novelist, poet, and essayist in the English.
JosephStalinGeneral secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
AmalieSutterAn entomologist.
AmelieSutterHanna'sacquaintance.
RoverThomasIndigenous Australian artist.
Josip BrozTitoYugoslav revolutionary and statesman.
Thomas deTorquemadaThe queen's confessor.
MaryVetseraAn Austrian noblewoman, mistress to Crown Prince of Austria.
Giovanni Dom.VistoriniA Parish priest.
BrettWhiteleyAustralian artist.
AmitaeYomtovHanna's acquaintance.
FrauZweigThe chief archivist at the Historisches Museum.
Afsana Raz's wife.
Aida Ozren's wife.
Alia Ozren's son.
Al-Mora A moorish woman.
Anna Dr. Hirschfeldt's wife.
Avram An apprentice painter.
Benjamin Netanel's only son.
Biram A guard at the museum at night.
Branko A secret Communist Party student leader.
Butcher Manager of the Jabiru Station.
Caliban Fictional shakespearian character.
Danilo Ozren's bestfriend.
David Dr. Hirschfeldt's brother.
Dora Lola's little sister.
Duran A rabbi.
Ester Judah's daughter.
Ferdinand The King.
Freud Hirschfeldt's acquaintance.
Greta A housekeeper.
Habib Stela's son.
Hakim A calligrapher.
Hooman A Persian boy.
Ina Isak's sister.
Isabella The Queen.
Isak A pharmacist's son.
Janine Dr. Sarah's secretary.
Jonah Delilah's son. Hanna's uncle.
Julie Theodore's daughter.
Kebira Muna's another name.
Kohen An Italian trained cantor.
Leila Lolas Muslim name.
Lise Mittl's wife.
Lofty A skinny kid and small for a sixteen-year-old.
Lola A young Jewish girl, worked in the resistance against the Nazis.
Lujo Lola's father.
Maks Isak's best friend.
Margaret A receptionist.
Maryanne Hanna's friend.
Maulana Hooman's master.
Micha A bookbinder.
Milovan The regional Brigade Commander.
Miriam David Shoushan's wife.
Moise The shochet.
Mordechai Lola's acquaintance.
Mosa The custodian at the Jewish community center.
Muhammad Ibrahim's son.
Muna Another name of Nura.
Munib An assistant in the Museum's natural history department.
Nura An emira girl.
Oskar One of Isak's friends.
Paolo An altar boy.
Parnassius A great name for a butterfly.
Pedro A young servant boy.
Peke A dog.
Pope Gregory XIII Pope from 1572 to 1585.
Pope Sixtus V Pope of the Catholic Church from 1585 to 1590.
Prospero Character in Shakespeare's The Tempest.
Rachela Lola's mother.
Rena Lola's aunt.
Rid A mule.
Rosa Renato's wife.
Rosalind Dr. Hirschfeldt's mistress.
Rudolf The Crown Prince of Austria.
Sahar Emir's cousin
Samuel A competent teacher of outdoor skills.
Sarai Judah Aryeh's wife.
Sava An old man who worked beside Lola's father.
Slava One of the farm girls.
Theodore Hertzl's husband.
Zlata One of Isak's friends.
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