Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky

(1942-Alive). U.S. Representative (D-PA), 1993-1995. Wife of Edward Maurice Mezvinsky.

Daniel S. Mariaschin

American association executive. Political Affairs Director, American-Israel Political Action Committee, to 1988. Director of Communications, Presidential Campaign of Alexander Haig, 1988. Director, B'nai B'rith International Center for Public Policy. Executive Vice President, B'nai B'rith International, 2001-Current. Author of Elvis and the Jews of Memphis.

Jack A. Markell

(November 26, 1960, Newark, Delaware-Alive). Democratic Treasurer of Delaware, 1999-2009. Democratic Governor of Delaware, 2009-Current.

Deborah L. Markowitz

Democratic Secretary of State of Vermont, 1999-Current. Member of a Reconstructionist temple.

Harry Max Markowitz

(1927-Alive). Economist, City University of New York. Nobel Prize in Economics, 1990. Noted for his modern portfolio theory.

Marty Markowitz

(February 15, 1945, Brooklyn, New York-Alive). Democratic Member, New York State Senate, 1979-2001. Democratic President, Borough of Brooklyn, New York, 2002-Current

Tony Martin

(1912-Alive). American singer. Actor. Born Alvin Morris. Former husband of Alice Faye, 1937-1941. Husband of Cyd Charisse, 1948-Current.

Chico Marx

(1887-1961). American comedian and actor. One of the Marx Brothers. Born Leonard Marx.

Groucho Marx

(1890-1977). American comedian, actor, and television host. One of the Marx Brothers. Born Julius Henry Marx.

Gummo Marx

(1892-1977). American comedian and theatrical manager. One of the Marx Brothers. Born Milton Marx.

Harpo Marx

(1888-1964). American comedian and actor. One of the Marx Brothers. Born Adolph Arthur Marx.

Karl Heinrich Marx

(1818-1883). German Communist philosopher, economist, and revolutionary. Author of The Communist Manifesto (1848) and Das Kapital (1867) and the controversial polemic A World Without Jews.

Zeppo Marx

(1901-1975). American comedian and actor. One of the Marx Brothers. Born Herbert Marx.