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This text of an excommunication, found in David Aboab’s manuscript of Sefer emet ve-yatsiv (True and Certain), chronicles a conflict in the Sephardic congregation of Curaçao. The first Jews arrived in…
Contributor:
David Aboab
Places:
Curaçao, Dutch Colonial Empire (Curaçao)
Date:
1745
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There was a man in Castile called Americo. He had a large ship, in which he placed a great number of supplies, as much as his soul desired, and he also resolved in his heart to amass as much booty as…
Contributor:
Joseph ha-Kohen
Places:
Sabbioneta, Venice (Sabbioneta, Italy)
Date:
1554
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Victory, Victory (oh most worthy congregation) Victory, not only once but many times shall I say and repeat that word, for it is such a joyous day for this entire, dear congregation, to be able to…
Contributor:
Samuel Mendes de Sola
Places:
Curaçao, Dutch Colonial Empire (Curaçao)
Date:
1750
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One must love one’s country, defend it, obey its laws, love one’s fellow citizens, and not disturb their peace.
Work toward the well-being, peace, and prosperity of the…
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Jewish Colonization Association
Places:
Paris, France
Paris, France
Date:
1911