Schottenstein

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Schottenstein is surname of:

• Schottenstein's, founded in 1917 by
• Jay Schottenstein (born 1955), an entrepreneur from Columbus, Ohio; son of Jerome
• Jerome Schottenstein (? - 1992), Jewish American entrepreneur and philanthropist
  • Jerome Schottenstein Center
  • Schottenstein Stores Corp., Columbus, Ohio, a holding company
• the House of  [de], a German nobility
• founder of M/I Homes from Columbus, Ohio
• (born 1951), Chairman and CEO of Schottenstein Real Estate Group from Columbus, Ohio; son of Irving
  •  [de] (? - 1484, Nürnberg)
  •  [de] (? - 1526)
  • (1836, Ulm - 1917, )^[1]

Schottenstein may also refer to:

• The Schottenstein Talmud

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