Henry Malter
Henry Malter (March 23, 1867 at Zabno, Galicia – 1925) was an American rabbi and scholar. Life. He was educated at the Zabno elementary school, and at the universities of Berlin (1889–93) and Heidelberg (Ph.D. 1894). He pursued his Jewish studies at the "Veitel Heine-Ephraimsche Lehranstalt", Berlin (under Moritz Steinschneider) from 1890 to 1898, and at the "Berlin Hochschule" from 1894 to 1898, receiving his rabbinical diploma from the latter institution. He acted as librarian of the scientific library of the Jewish community at Berlin in 1899. In 1900 he was appointed professor of medieval philosophy and Arabic  at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati; from 1902 he was also rabbi of the Sheerith Israel Congregation of Cincinnati. From 1909 he taught at Dropsie College, where he was Professor of Rabbinical Literature. Works. His publications include: He also contributed to "Ha-Maggid," "Ha-Shiloaḥ," "Mi-Mizraḥ umi-Ma'arab," "Jüdischer Volkskalender," "Deborah," "American Journal of Semitic Languages," and the "Hebrew Union College Journal" and "Annual and "Ha-Toren."