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10.13146/OR-ZSE.2011.001 Moderne Rabbinerausbildung in Deutschland und Ungarn Ungarische Hörer in den deutschen Rabbinerseminaren (1854-1938) PhD – Dissertation Gábor Lengyel Hannover 2011 Jewish Theological Seminary Doktorvater: University of Jewish Studies, Hungary Prof. Dr. Shlomo Spitzer 10.13146/OR-ZSE.2011.001 לזכר תלמידי בתי המדרש לרבנים שנספו בשואה Zum Andenken der Hörer der Rabbinerseminare, die in der Schoa umgekommen sind. 2 10.13146/OR-ZSE.2011.001 V orw o rt Vorwort Warum schreibt ein 70jähriger Diplom-Ingenieur, geboren in Budapest, wiedergeboren in Israel 1956 und aktiv im jüdischen Leben in Deutschland ein Doktorat über moderne Rabbinerausbildung und ungarische Hörer in deutschen Rabbinerseminaren? Ich stamme aus einer orthodoxen Familie. Meine von den Nazis ermordete Mutter (s. A.) war aus Verbó (Vrbové, heute Slowakei) gebürtig, wo im 19. Jahrhundert drei Jeschiwot gab. Mein Vater (s. A.) hatte von 1925 bis zu seinem Tode 1956 eine verantwortliche Position im Verband der Ungarischen Juden in Ungarn inne. Mit meinem seligen Vater pflegte ich Hand in Hand in die Synagoge in der Ó-Strasse und später in jene in der Dessewffy Strasse in Budapest zu gehen. In den Sommerferien, in dem jüdischen Erholungsheim in Balatonfüred, hörte ich Anfang der 1950er Jahre mit Erstaunen und mit Begeisterung die Anekdoten von den großen Rabbinern Ungarns, z.B. von Dr. Sándor Scheiber, Dr. József Katona, Dr. Ottó Komlós, Dr. Imre Benoschofsky. War das vielleicht der unbewusste Ausgangspunkt für mein Interesse an Rabbinern? 2003, nach Beendung meiner beruflichen Karriere in der Industrie, aber immer noch aktiv im jüdischen Leben, kam die erneute Begegnung mit Prof. -
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F i n e Ju d a i C a . he b r e w pr i n t e d bo o K s , ma n u s C r i p t s , Gr a p h i C & Ce r e m o n i a l ar t K e s t e n b a u m & Co m p a n y th u r s d a y , ap r i l 2n d , 2009 K ESTENBAUM & COMPANY . Auctioneers of Rare Books, Manuscripts and Fine Art A Lot 38 Catalogue of F INE JUDAICA . PRINTED BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, CEREMONIAL & GRAPHIC ART Including: The Prague Hagadah, 1526 An Extraordinarily Fine Copy of Abraham ibn Ezra’s Commentary to the Torah, Naples, 1488 An Autograph Manuscript Signed by R. Yonassan Eybescheutz Governor Worthington’s Speech on the Maryland Test Act, Baltimore, 1824 Photographic Archive by Issacher Ber Ryback Selections from the Rare Book-Room of a College Library (Final Part) (Short-Title Index in Hebrew available upon request) ——— To be Offered for Sale by Auction, Thursday, 2nd April, 2009 at 3:00 pm precisely ——— Viewing Beforehand on: Sunday, 29th March - 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Monday, 30th March - 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Tuesday, 31st March - 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Wednesday, 1st April - 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Thursday, 2nd April - 10:00 am - 2:30 pm Gallery-Talk with the Auction Expert: Tuesday, 31st March at 6:00 pm This Sale may be referred to as: “Merari” Sale Number Forty-Three Illustrated Catalogues: $35 (US) * $42 (Overseas) KESTENBAUM & COMPANY Auctioneers of Rare Books, Manuscripts and Fine Art . -
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SIVAN, 5736 I MAY, 1976 VOLUME XI, NUMBER 7 rHE EWISH SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS BS ERV ER "These People are distinguished by three attributes: they are merciful, they have a sense of shame, and they are given to perform good deeds." vEVAMos 79a The Trend Toward Euthanasia • The Abortion Bill in Israel • The Waning Sense of Shame THE JEWISH OBSERVER in this issue Euthanasia, Aaron Brafman .......................................................... 3 THE JEW!SH OBSERVER is published monthly, except July and August, Abortion in Israel, with excerpts from addresses by by the Agudath Israel of America, 5 Beekman St., New York, N.Y. Rabbi Yaakov Kamentsky, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein and 10038. Second class postage paid Rabbi Pinchas Teitz ................................................................ 9 at New York, N.Y. Subscription: $6.50 per year; Two years, $11.00; Wanted: A Sense of Shame, Bernard Weinberger ............... 11 Three years, $15.00; outside of the United States $7.50 per year. Torah: A Legacy of Love, Chaim Dov Keller ......................... 13 Single copy seventy-five cents. Printed in the U.S.A. Autumn Flame I Spring Green a poem by Bai/a Susholtz ................................................... 17 RABB! NissoN W0Lr1N Editor Rabbi of the Rebels - Rabbi Bernard lllowy Shmuel Singer ........................................................................ 18 Editorial Board Treasures, Aryeh Kaplan .............................................................. 22 DR ERNST L. BoDENHEIMER Chairman A Touch of Chaim, Wolf Karfiol................................................. 27 RABBI NATHAN BuLMAN RABBI JosEPH ELIAS Books in Review ............................................................................. 29 JOSEPH fRJEDENSON RABB! MOSHE SHERER The Book of Ruth - as reflected in Rabbinic Literature Megillas Ruth - a new translation, with commentary THE JEWISH OBSERVER does not Mother of Royalty assume responsibility for the In Accordance With His Will Kashrus of any product or service advertised in its pages. -
The Old Jewish Library in Mainz Andreas Lehnardt
The Old Jewish Library in Mainz Andreas Lehnardt Description: The Old Jewish Library of Mainz was saved during World War II. The books were hidden in a coal cellar and survived in rather good condition. The collection of almost 5,500 volumes, among them rare Hebraica and manuscripts, is one of the very few libraries saved from the persecutions in Germany. In 1946, the books were brought to the newly founded university of Mainz. Most interesting is the reconstruction of the ownership of some of the books. Some of the books came from the private libraries of Rabbis and preachers of the Mainz community; most famous are Marcus Lehmann (1831-1890) and Siegmund Salfeld (1843-1926).The presentation will give an overview of the most precious volumes and the libraries history. Whoever today wants to know more about the great Dr. Andreas Lehnhardt is the Professor for Judaic Studies at the Johannes Gutenberg and long history of the Jewish community of Mainz University in Mainz. His main interests are (Magenza) will first visit the cemeteries – the Jewish manuscripts and binding fragments, medieval part dating back to the 11th century and then Jewish and Rabbinic literature, Haskala, th Jewish tombstones, Samaritans and Jewish the modern divisions with tombstones from the 19 philosophy. He is a member of the ExCom of and 20th centuries. While the synagogues of Mainz the European Association for Jewish Studies have been completely destroyed during the Shoah and and is on the executive committee of the German Association for Jewish Studies. World War II. nothing more has left with the exception of a few ceremonial objects (Kle Qodesh) on disposal in the towns Museum of fine arts and in the 2010 opened new synagogue of Mainz.1 Another spot of Jewish remnants of the great and long standing Jewish past – actually Mainz houses one of the oldest Jewish communities in Germany2 – has long been forgotten and neglected: The Old Jewish Library of Mainz that was saved during World War II.3 During the Nazi persecution the books were hidden in a coal cellar in the old town of Mainz. -
1 the Joseph Carlebach-Institute Library English Books
1 The Joseph Carlebach-Institute Library English Books [A] D5(4)ABR Abramsky, C. [92] The Crisis of Authority within European Jewry in the eighteenth century In: Studies in jewish religious and intellectual history, Uni.of Alabama Press, 1979, pp.13-28. 2515 ----- Moses Mendelssohn, Jon. Eybeschuetz, Jacob Emden, Jacob Frank, Chr.W. Dohm, Ezekiel Landau... A811 ADL Adler, Morris The World of the Talmud Schocken: New York, 1963(1958) 156 p.: bibl. 3602 {434636-2} ----- 372.4 ADL Adler, Mortimer J. How to Read a Book: The Art of Getting a Liberal Education Simon and Schuster: New York, 1940 398 p.: index. 2044 {435539-3} -------- A012 ADL Adler, Nathan Marcus (about) Nathan Marcus Adler (1803-1890): A Bibliography Edited by Ruth P. Goldschmidt-Lehmann From: Studies in Judaica, Karaitica and Islamica presented to Leon Nemoy on his Eightieth Birthday. Bar-Ilan University Press, 1982, pp. 207-261. 1535 -------- B414 ALE The Alef-Bet Parade ed. by International and Pan-American Cop. Conventions, New York, 1977 1958, 2033, 4006 -------------------- B481 ALE Alexenberg, Melvin Alef Bet Zoo The Press of Shulsinger Brothers: New York, 1962 0215 ------ 370.7 ALE Alexenberg, M. Aesthetic experience in creative process Bar-Ilan University Press: Ramat-Gan, 1981 207 p.: index, ill. 0401, 0402 {0169502-4} ------ A784.2 ANT Anthology of Yiddish folksongs. 4 Vol. edited by Aharon Vinkovetzky, Abba Kovner, Sinai Leichter Magnes Press: Jerusalem, 1983 1907,1908 [english, yiddish, hebrew] {0007943-6} ------- A209 ANT Anti-Semitism Worldwide 1994: The Project for the Study of Anti-Semitism publ. by Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Humanities; ADL - Anti-Defamation Leaque and The World Jewish Congress 274 p.: indexes. -
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Juden in Erlangen
Juden in Erlangen Band I A - D Familienbuch der jüdischen Familien aus Erlangen, Bruck und Büchenbach ✡ Prof. Dr. Jakob (Koppel) Herz von Wolfgang Appell, Erlangen Selbstverlag (Update Februar 2021) Vorwort Dieses Dokument wird sich im Laufe der Zeit immer Nun findet man in den Erlanger Personenstands- einmal wieder durch neu hinzukommende Genealogien verzeichnissen eine Vielzahl „jüdischer“ Geburten bzw. ändern, oder auch durch Ergänzungen in den Familien, Sterbefälle, die nicht in das Familienbuch gehören. Es die hier schon aufgenommen sind. Aus diesem Grund handelt sich um Geburten auswärtiger jüdischer Frauen verzichte ich auf die ursprünglich vorgesehene in der Erlanger Gebäranstalt (späterer Frauenklinik) und Nummerierung der Familien. Ein Konnektor <xx> hinter um die Sterbefälle Auswärtiger in den Erlanger Kliniken. einem Namen zeigt an, dass es in diesem Band zu Zu Letzteren gehören auch die jüdischen Patienten der diesem Namen eine eigene Genealogie gibt. Benutzen Sie Erlanger Heil- und Pflegeanstalt, die in der Aktion T4 fleißig den Registerband mit dem Namensregister. ermordet worden sind. Diese Personen und ihre Genealogien finden sie in Band III. Das erste Problem, welches ich lösen musste, war ein Antwort auf die Frage zu finden: „Wen nehme ich hier In Erlangen gelebt haben, zumindest zeitweise, auch die auf? Nur Personen mosaischen Glaubens oder auch jüdischen Soldaten der Garnison Erlangen. Aus den Konvertiten? Ich habe mich für die Definition „Personen bayerischen Kriegsstammrollen des Ersten Weltkriegs aus dem jüdischen Kulturkreis“ entschieden. Sie sollten in habe ich etwa 450 jüdische Soldaten anhand ihrer Erlangen, Bruck oder Büchenbach gelebt haben. Die Religionszugehörigkeit identifizieren können. Ihre Sache scheint klar, wenn Geburt, Eheschließung oder das Genealogien finden sie in Band II.