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 He was one of the most influential Rabbinic authorities since the Middle Ages, and – although he is counted among the sages known as the Acharonim – he is held by many authorities after him as belonging to the Rishonim (Rabbinic authorities...
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 The Boston Globe Vilna Shul
07/21/1996: 348 words, approx. 1 pages They're lowering the skylight onto the roof of the Vilna Shul in the new photo. Vilna is in Lithuania, and shul means "synagogue" in Yiddish. Lithuanian immigrants -- in many cases, they had fled to the United States from pogroms -- built the shul... summary from source:
The Jewish Week Vanished Vilna Torahs Fuel Rescue Action: Jewish groups meet in
12/13/1996: 1,342 words, approx. 5 pages Eric J. Greenberg The Jewish Week 12-13-1996 Vanished Vilna Torahs Fuel Rescue Action: Jewish groups meet in. unprecedented effort to reclaim damaged scrolls, crumbling Jewish texts in Lithuania. Allan Nadler's face contorted in horror as he saw dozens of deteriorating Torah scrolls...
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