Jewish, showing attraction to Anglican Christianity (attended the Episcopal Church in New Hartford), in addition, all three of her children were baptized
Bar Kochba (1883) steht im Zeichen des beginnenden Zionismus
May have converted from Judaism to Roman Catholicism as she married Carrera.
Jewish; Fifteen hundred people attended her funeral, considered a disappointing turnout, considering her status in the Jewish community. She had come to be seen as "a relic of the theatrical past, with a manner too romantic and grand even for the Yiddish stage"
baptised evangelical Christian (as a baby), comes from a Jewish family (negative thematised in the wedding to Paul von Thurn und Taxis)
converted to Catholicism and was baptized “My Judaism, as things are now in the world, prevents me from entering any court theater. - Not Vienna, not Berlin, not Dresden, not Munich is open to me. The same wind blows everywhere. "(Letter to Friedrich Löhr 1804)
Nazimova was born into a jewish family but raised a Catholic. Later she declared, her only faith was in her art.
baptised in St Michael's Roman Catholic Church
Baptized catholic but her maternal grandmother, Leah Kohn, was of Hungarian Jewish descent. Affirmed her Jewish ancestry proudly, fervently opposing the Hitler regime
He converted to the Catholic faith at the age of 54 as part of the assimilation of wider Jewish circles after the "Interconfessional Laws" of 1868 in Austria allowed a change of religion. He had all his children baptised Protestants in the places where they were born and where he had a stage engagement in each case.
Born in a Jewish family he was no active jude, but did not baptize
In 1899 he resigned from the Israelite religious community because the climate for Jews in Vienna was deteriorating.