Arie Selinger Ben-Ami Shillony, Israeli Japanologist Kurt Singer Beate Sirota Gordon, former Performing Arts Director of Japan Society and Asia Society Leo Sirota Zerach Warhaftig Refugees, short expatriates Moshe Atzmon George W. F. Hallgarten Albert Kahn (banker) Mirra Alfassa Emil Lederer Karl Löwith Norman Mailer Leo Melamed Franz Oppenheimer Samuel Isaac Joseph Schereschewsky (Christian) Hayyim Selig Slonimski Other related people to Judaism and Jews in Japan Hana Brady, and George Brady Jeremy Glick Lili Kraus Samuel Ullman Ambassadors Eli Cohen Kyrgyzstan Alexander Mashkevich, businessman (Kyrgyz-born) Singapore David Marshall, first Chief Minister of Singapore, founder and first chairman of the main opposition party the Workers' Party of Singapore Sri Lanka Sidney Abrahams, Chief Justice Hedi Keuneman, political activist Anne Ranasinghe, poet Leonard Woolf, British administrative officer and author, later married author Virginia Tajikistan Rena Galibova, actress, "People's Artist of Tajikistan" Meirkhaim Gavrielov, journalist and political opposition leader Malika Kalantarova, dancer, "People's Artist of Soviet Union" Fatima Kuinova, singer, "Merited Artist of the Soviet Union" Shoista Mullodzhanova, shashmakon singer, "People's Artist of Tajikistan" (viewed as the Queen of Tajik music) Moses Znaimer, TV producer Uzbekistan Ari Babakhanov, musician Yefim Bronfman, pianist Lev Leviev, diamond tycoon Ilyas Malayev, musician and poet Shlomo Moussaieff (businessman), Israeli businessman Shlomo Moussaieff (rabbi), co-founder of the Bukharian Quarter in Jerusalem Gavriel Mullokandov, shashmakom artist, "People's Artist of Uzbekistan" Suleiman Yudakov, composer and musician, "People's Artist of the Soviet Union" See also List of Jews Jewish Autonomous Oblast List of Jews from the Arab World References Bibliography Asian Jews Jews,Asian