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TOC - Canadian Jewish Studies / Etudes Juives Canadiennes, Vol. 30
The editorial team of Canadian Jewish Studies / Etudes Juives Canadienne is pleased to announce the online publication of Volume 30.
Re: Query: The "Hoffmann'sche Yeshiva" in Frankfurt a.M.
Re: "The Hoffmann'sche Yeshiva" in Frankfurt a. M.
for more details of R. J. J.Hoffmann s biography ,publications, sources and secondary literature see "Biographisches Handbuch der Rabbiner", Teil 2, Die Rabbiner im Deutschen Reich 1871-1945, vol .1. Aaron-Kusznitzki, p. 287-88.
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online: http://www.steinheim-institut.de:50580/cgi-bin/bhr?id=2244&suchename=Hof...,
Michael Brocke
Re: Query: Seth an Ibbur in Moses
For the question of Prof. Jacob Adler in regard to the discussion of Menasseh ben Israel in book 4, Chapter 12, of Nishmat Hayyim, about the belief that the soul of Seth came as an ibbur into Moses.
Re: Query: The "Hoffmann'sche Yeshiva" in Frankfurt a.M.
There is an entry in Wikipedia which refers to the biography of Yaakov Tzur which was published in Hebrew and a shorter version in English.
Call for Book Reviewers - Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal
Call for Book Reviewers
International Virtual Lecture Series: Talking Memory with Guest Speaker David Marwell in Conversation with Tamir Hod
The Ghetto Fighters' House and the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Center are honored to host Dr. David Marwell, in a conversation with Dr. Tamir Hod, about Marwell's newly released book Mengele: Unmasking the “Angel of Death”. The talk will focus on Marwell's impressive work on the Mengele case at the Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations in the 1980s, his profiling in scrupulous detail Mengele’s life and career, as well as his involvement in the gripping international search for the merciless Nazi doctor in 1985.
Passing of Mr. Aron Lutwak
H-Judaic is greatly saddened to learn of the passing of Aron Lutwak (1934-2020), the longtime proprietor of Ideal Bookstore near Columbia University. Generations of Columbia University students knew Mr. Lutwak and benefited from his wide-ranging knowledge of books and Judaica. Dr. Philip Miller, emeritus librarian at the Klau Library, HUC, NY, has sent us the following notice:
Leo Baeck Fellowship Programme
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Fellowship
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February 1, 2021
New DiFMOE collection JEWISH GERMAN BUKOVINA 1918+ online and freely accessible!
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