Stanley Kramer

(1913-2001). American film director and producer.

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Judith Krantz

(1928-Alive). American romance novelist.

Paul Krassner

(1932-Alive). Countercultural journalist and satirist. Editor, The Realist, 1958-2001. A founder of the Youth International Party, 1967.

Charles Krauthammer

(1950-Alive). Psychiatrist and conservative commentator. Pulitzer Prize for Commentary, 1987.

Hans Adolf Krebs

(1900-1981). German/British physician and biochemist. Nobel Prize in 1953. Knighted, 1958.

Bruno Kreisky

(1911-1990). Austrian politician. Social Democratic Party member, Nationalrat, 1956. Foreign Minister of Austria, 1959-1966. Chairman, Social Democratic Party of Austria, 1967-1983. Chancellor of Austria, 1970-1983.

Fritz Kreisler

(1875-1962). Austrian/American violinist and composer. Naturalized U.S. citizen, 1943.

Avraham Krinizi

Israeli politician. First Mayor of Ramat-Gan, Israel.

William Kristol

(1952-Alive). American neoconservative commentator. Son of Irving Kristol.

Rabbi Charles A. Kroloff

Reform Rabbi. Senior Rabbi, Temple Emanu-El, Westfield, New Jersey, 1966-2002. President, Coalition of Religious Leaders of New Jersey. President, Central Conference of American Rabbis. President, Association of Reform Zionists of America. Member, New Jersey State Bioethics Commission. A Founder and Vice President, Interfaith Council for the Homeless. President, Hebrew Union College Alumni Association. Stephen S. Wise Visiting Professor of Practical Rabbinics, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Vice President for Special Projects, Hebrew Union College, 2003-Current. Author of When Elijah Knocks: A Religious Response to Homelessness (1992); 54 Ways You Can Help the Homeless; and Reform Judaism: A Jewish Way of Life (2005).