Franz Kafka

(1883-1924). Czech novelist and short story writer. Wrote mostly in German, with absurdist and surreal themes predominating.

Elena Kagan

(April 28, 1960, New York, New York-Alive). Dean, Harvard University Law School, 2003-2009. 45th Solicitor General of the United States, 2009-2010. Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States, 2010-Current.

Rabbi Kalman Kahana

(1910-1991). Rabbi. Signer, Israeli Declaration of Independence, 1948. Founder, Poalei Agudat Israel political party. Member of the Israeli Knesset, 1948-1981. Deputy Minister of Education of Israel, 1962-1969.

Rabbi Nachman Kahana

Orthodox Rabbinic Scholar. Shul Rabbi, Hazon Yehezkel. Founder and Director, Center for Kohanim, 1985-Current. Author of the May menuchot series. A proponent of the restoration of the Sanhedrin.

Rabbi Meir Kahane

(1932-1990). American/Israeli Orthodox Rabbi and political leader. Founder, Jewish Defense League, 1968. Founder, Kach political party, c. 1973. Kach member of the Israeli Knesset, 1984-1985 (removed from the Knesset after his party was banned as a racist organization). Assassinated in Brooklyn by an Islamic extremist, November 5, 1990.

Florence Prag Kahn

(1866-1948). U.S. Representative (R-CA), 1925-1937. Wife of Julius Kahn.

Julius Kahn

(1861-1924). U.S. Representative (R-CA), 1899-1903, 1905-1924. Husband of Florence Prag Kahn.

Madeline Kahn

(1942-1999). American actress. Born Madeline Gail Wolfson.

Otto Hermann Kahn

(1867-1934). German/American investment banker and philanthropist. Partner, Kuhn, Loeb and Company.

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Daniel Kahneman

(1934-Alive). Psychologist. Nobel Prize in Economics, 2002.

Bernard Kalb

(1922-Alive). American journalist. Brother of Marvin Kalb.

Marvin L. Kalb

(1930-Alive). American journalist. Borther of Bernard Kalb.