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Kol Kore |
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чем чеша |
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[Holocaust] Agudat Jisrael |
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Bratislava |
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1946 |
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This listing is an independent item not part of any collection
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Physical
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[6] pp. 330:201 mm., light age staining, as published. |
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In the immediate post World War II period, when those that survived the Holocaust were still crying for family members that perished, a group arose that was trying to establish institutions for Torah--to strengthen Torah and faith. The group of Rabbis that arose on the the third day of Parashat Vayetze decided ..to take all steps possible within the framework of local laws to stand for "our souls" and "to strengthen our hands" for the maintenance of Tiorah and faith. |
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Detailed
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The six typed pages seem to be have been mimeographed. The first page is in Hebrew, and lists the names of 14 Rabbis who are forming this committee. The other pages are all in Yiddish and contain the resolutions of this organization as well as exhortations to the survivors to join . |
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