FRIEDLAENDER, ISRAEL — (1876–1920), scholar, Zionist, community activist. Friedlander was born In Kovel, Poland, and raised In Praga Warsaw. After proving his ability at an early age to master biblical and rabbinic texts, he moved, like many promising scholars of his… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
FRIEDLAENDER, SAUL — (1932– ), Israeli historian of the Third Reich and Holocaust. Born in Prague, Friedlaender fled with his family to France in 1939, where he was hidden in a Catholic boarding school following the German invasion of 1940. While in hiding, he… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Israel Friedlander — (* 6. September 1876 in Kowel, Russisches Kaiserreich (heute Ukraine); † 5. Juli 1920 bei Kamjanez Podilskyj, Sowjetunion, auch Friedlaender) war Rabbiner, Lehrer und Bibelgelehrter … Deutsch Wikipedia
ISRAEL PRIZE — The Israel Prize, instituted in 1953, is awarded by the minister of education and culture on the recommendation of judges appointed for each subject for outstanding work in the following fields: Jewish Studies (and Rabbinical Literature),… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Henri Friedlaender — (* 15. März 1904 in Lyon; † 15. November 1996 in Jerusalem) war Buchgestalter und Typograf. Henri Friedlaender, 1975 Inhaltsverzeichnis … Deutsch Wikipedia
Beta Israel — ביתא ישראל Shlomo Molla … Wikipedia
CALAHORRA, ISRAEL SAMUEL BEN SOLOMON — (?1560–1640), Polish talmudist. Calahorra, who was a man of means, lived in Cracow where he maintained his own bet midrash although never accepting a rabbinical office. His only published work is Yismaḥ Yisrael (Cracow, 1626; Hamburg, 1686), a… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SCHECHTER, SOLOMON — (Shneur Zalman; 1847–1915), rabbinic scholar and president of the jewish theological seminary of america . Schechter was born in Focsani, Romania. His father, a Chabad Ḥasid, was a ritual slaughterer (Ger. Schaechter). In his teens he studied… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Reform movement in Judaism — is a historic and on going religious and social movement that originated simultaneously in the early nineteenth century in the United States [The beginning of the US Reform movement is usually dated to 1824 when a group of reformers in Charleston … Wikipedia
Kosher tax — This article is about the taxes used by the Russian Imperial government and other European states to tax Jews. For the antisemitic urban legend claiming that consumers are paying a tax on products that carry kosher certification, see Kosher tax… … Wikipedia
