Kahn, Máximo José (Autor Personal)

Judah, ha-Levi. Yehudá Haleví, 1987: t.p. (Máximo José Kahn) p. 4 of cover (poet, novelist) p. 14 (d. after 1950, Buenos Aires)

La patria imaginada de Máximo José Kahn, c2012: p. 23 (Maximilian Josef Kahn, better known as Máximo José Kahn; b. Aug. 11, 1897 in Frankfurt am Main; the entry in Enciclopedia Judaica Castellana, b. 1900 in Berlin, is erroneous; relocated to Toledo, Spain in 1921) p. 295 (d. July 20, 1953 in Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Wikipedia, May 25, 2012: (Máximo José Kahn (Frankfurt del Main, 1897--Buenos Aires, 1953); hebraist and sephardi author, specialist in Jewish-Spanish culture, naturalized Spanish citizen; lived in Toledo, Spain, Salonica, Greece, Mexico and Argentina; while in Spain, he published articles in Revista de Occidente under pseudonym Medina Azara)