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When Rabbi Zusya went to suffer the exile in Germany, he came to a city of Reform Jews. When they saw his ways, they mocked him and thought he was crazy. When he came into the synagogue, some of them…
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Elimelech of Lizhensk, Zusya of Annopol (Hanipoli)
Places:
Hannopil’, Russian Empire (Hannopil', Ukraine)
Date:
1902
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By the window I lit a taper
A Hanukkah candle, gentle child.
Many are the memories
And the memories are brilliant.
A regiment of riders, mighty men,
If they appear before you,
Do not fear, gentle…
Contributor:
Jacob Steinberg
Places:
Odessa, Russian Empire (Odesa, Ukraine)
Date:
1901
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In some Hasidic communities, it became a common practice for the Hasidic leader or rebbe to give specially sanctified coins as amulets that could confer blessings on the holder. These coins-turned…
Places:
Sadigura, Austro-Hungarian Empire (Sadhora, Ukraine)
Date:
1880
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What would our ancestors have done if they had seen a Jewish community appointing a prayer-reader and a rabbi for themselves dressed in the vestments of a Christian priest, and setting up an idol in…
Contributor:
Akiva Joseph Schlesinger
Places:
Ungvár, Habsburg Empire (Uzhgorod, Ukraine)
Date:
1864
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Wooden synagogues were a distinctive style of vernacular architecture that first developed in the lands of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the sixteenth century and then flourished in the…
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Photographer Unknown
Places:
Gwoździec, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (Hvizdets, Ukraine)
Date:
Mid–17th Century