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Julius (Jules) Oppert (9 July 1825 – 21 August 1905) was a French-German Assyriologist, born in Hamburg of Jewish parents.

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rdfs:label	Jules Oppert (cs) Jules Oppert (de) Julius Oppert (es) Julius Oppert (eu) Jules Oppert (it) Jules Oppert (fr) Julius Oppert (en) ジュール・オッペール (ja) Jules Oppert (pl) Julius Oppert (sv) Опперт, Юлиус (ru)
rdfs:comment	Jules Oppert (9. července 1825 Hamburk – 21. srpna 1905) byl německo-francouzský asyriolog. Vystudoval univerzitu v Kielu a pro antisemitismus úřadů opustil Německo, aby si zvolil za novou vlast Francii. Přijal místo lektora němčiny na univerzitě v Remeši a pro vlastní potěšení studoval asyrštinu. (cs) Jules Oppert, auch Julius Oppert, (geboren 9. Juli 1825 in Hamburg; gestorben 19. August 1905 in Paris) war ein deutsch-französischer Altorientalist. (de) Julius Oppert (Hamburgo, 9 de julio de 1825 - París, 21 de agosto de 1905) fue un historiador, lingüista y filólogo de origen alemán y nacionalizado francés, especializado en la historia de la antigua Asiria. (es) Julius Oppert (Hanburgo, 1825eko uztailak 9 - Paris, 1905eko abuztuak 21) alemaniar jatorriko eta frantziar nazionalizatutako historialari, hizkuntzalari eta filologo bat izan zen, antzinako Asiriaren historian aditua. (eu) Julius (Jules) Oppert (9 July 1825 – 21 August 1905) was a French-German Assyriologist, born in Hamburg of Jewish parents. (en) Jules Oppert, né Julius Samuel Oppert le 9 juillet 1825 à Hambourg et mort le 21 août 1905 à Paris, est un assyriologue français de naissance allemande qui est professeur au Collège de France et président de l’Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres. (fr) Jules (Julius) Oppert (Amburgo, 1825 – Parigi, 1905) è stato un archeologo tedesco naturalizzato francese.Autore di importanti studi sugli Assiri e sulla scrittura cuneiforme, è considerato uno dei fondatori dell'assiriologia. (it) ジュール・オッペール（フランス語: Jules Oppert、1825年7月9日 - 1905年8月21日）は、ドイツ生まれのフランスの考古学者、東洋学者。楔形文字碑文の解読で特によく知られる。 (ja) Jules Oppert, Julius Oppert (ur. 9 lipca 1825 roku w Hamburgu, zm. 21 sierpnia 1905 roku w Paryżu) – francuski asyrolog niemieckiego pochodzenia, profesor Collège de France, prezydent Akademii Inskrypcji i Literatury Pięknej. (pl) Юлиус Опперт (нем. Julius Oppert), позднее Жюль Опперт (фр. Jules Oppert) (9 июля 1825, Гамбург — 21 августа 1905, Париж) — германо-французский востоковед. Родился в Гамбурге в еврейской семье. Брат и Эрнста Якова Оппертов. Автор термина шумерский язык. (ru) Julius (Jules) Oppert (tyskt uttal å'ppert, franskt åppär), född 9 juli 1825 i Hamburg, död 21 augusti 1905 i Paris, var en fransk orientalist och en av kilskriftsforskningens främsta grundläggare. Han var bror till Gustav Salomon Oppert. (sv)
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