Ricardo Wolf

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Ricardo Wolf was a German-born Cuban inventor, diplomat, and philanthropist best known for endowing the prestigious Wolf Prizes in fields such as mathematics and the arts and sciences.

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instanceOf diplomat
inventor
person
philanthropist
appointedBy Fidel Castro
birthName Richard Wolf
causeOfDeath natural causes
citizenship Cuba
Germany
countryOfBirth German Empire
countryOfDeath Israel
countryOfResidence Cuba
Israel
dateOfBirth 1887-11-10
dateOfDeath 1981-05-02
endTime 1973
ethnicGroup Jewish people
familyName Wolf
fieldOfWork industrial chemistry
metallurgy
founded Wolf Foundation
givenName Ricardo
hasHonor Wolf Prizes named in his honor
knownFor establishing the Wolf Prizes
philanthropic support of scientific research
languageSpoken English
German
Spanish
movement Cuban Revolution supporter
notableAchievement Developed an improved process for recovering iron from slag in steel production
Endowed international prizes in science and the arts
notableWork Wolf Prize
occupation diplomat
inventor
philanthropist
placeOfBirth Hanover
placeOfDeath Herzliya
positionHeld Cuban ambassador to Israel
religion Judaism
residence Havana, Cuba
surface form: Havana

Tel Aviv
spouse Francisca Subirana
startTime 1961

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Wolf Prize in Physics namedAfter Ricardo Wolf