of Norway Carl Paul Caspari, professor in theology (Lutheranism) Leo Eitinger (born in Slovakia), professor of psychiatry at University of Oslo and Holocaust survivor, known mainly for his work on late-onset psychological trauma amongst Holocaust survivors Victor Goldschmidt, professor in mineralogy Salo Grenning, pen name Pedro, editorial cartoonists in Verdens Gang Berthold Grünfeld, specialist in psychiatry, and professor in social medicine until 1993 Imre Hercz, physician and public debater Bente Kahan, Yiddish singer and actress Hermann Kahan, Holocaust survivor, activist Morten Levin, professor of organization and work science Robert Levin, pianist Oskar Mendelsohn, historian, known for his two-volume history of Norwegian Jews Charles Philipson, Supreme Court Justice Judge, Chairman of the Petroleum Law Committee, deputy chairman of the Petroleum Council and chairman of the Riksel Committee Moritz Rabinowitz, merchant, active in public debate against antisemitism and Nazism before World War II Øystein Wingaard Wolf, poet and author Sweden Olof Aschberg, businessman and banker Robert Aschberg, journalist, media executive, TV personality Amalia Assur, first female dentist in Sweden Lovisa Augusti, opera singer Jean-Pierre Barda, musician Mathilda Berwald, née Cohn, musician Sharon Bezaly, flute soloist Jerzy Einhorn, pathologist and politician Herbert Felix, entrepreneur Josef Frank, architect and designer Isaac Grünewald, artist Lars Gustafsson, writer and scholar Johan Harmenberg, épée fencer, Olympic fencing medalist Eli Heckscher, economist Erland Josephson, actor and writer Ernst Josephson, painter Ragnar Josephson, writer and art historian Anne Kalmering, singer Joel Kinnaman, actor George Klein, pathologist and writer Oskar Klein, physicist Oscar Levertin, poet and literary historian Jacob Marcus, businessman, pioneer in the history of Sweden's Jewish population Rudolf Meidner, economist Hanna Pauli, painter Dominika Peczynski, musician Alexandra Rapaport, actress Marcel Riesz, mathematician Göran Rosenberg, journalist Bo Rothstein, political scientist Nelly Sachs, poet, Nobel Prize (1966) Jerzy Sarnecki, criminologist Harry Schein, writer and culture personality Leif Silbersky, lawyer and author Sara Sommerfeld, actress Ute Steyer, Sweden's first female rabbi Mauritz Stiller, director Marcus Storch, industrialist Peter Weiss, dramatist and writer References North European Jews Jews,North European