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 <content>\emph{Tobias Dantzig} (1884 - 1956) Latvian mathematician, the father of George Dantzig, author of {\it Number: The Language of Science}.

Dantzig began his formal studies in Paris with Henri Poincar\'e. With his wife he moved the  United States where she bore him George. After earning a Ph.D. in mathematics from Indiana University, he taught at the University of Maryland.</content>
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