1. Publications

2. References

Seiden was born in Austria. In 1935, he and his late wife, Juliette Seiden "foresaw the beginning of the Holocaust in neighboring Germany, and moved to Kansas City, Missouri. Later, they were able to help provide visas for many former friends who managed to survive. Her home became the meeting place for refugees from Europe who came after them. Survivors include a brother and sister-in-law, Benjamin and Ruth Abileah of Jerusalem; two sons and a daughter-in-law, Dr. Othniel Seiden, Denver, Colo., and Uri and Marlene Seiden".^[2]

Rudolph Seiden had the first patent for the manufacture of tempered glass.

In the 1920s Rudolph Seiden was instrumental in helping Jews out of Russia and Poland and smuggling them into Palestine.

Seiden developed a "method of making silage for poultry from slightly wilted grass clippings and molasses".^[3]

Publications

• Livestock Health Encyclopedia. Springer Publishing, 1973. {{ISBN|978-0-8261-0003-0}}

References

• History of Hajdú-Bihar County
• History of Hajj
• History of Hakkâri
• History of Hakodate, Hokkaido
• History of Halabja
• History of Halbur, Iowa
• History of Haldaur
• History of Haldwani
• History of Hale Center, Texas
• History of Hale County, Alabama
• History of Hale, Missouri
• History of Half Acre, Alabama
• History of Half Moon Bay, California
• History of Halfway, Oregon
• History of Halhul
• History of Halifax
• History of Halifax County, Virginia
• History of Halkarni
• History of Hallandale Beach, Florida
• History of Hall County, Georgia
• History of Halle, Belgium
• History of Halle (Saale)
• History of Hallettsville, Texas
• History of Hallock, Minnesota
• History of Hallowell, Maine