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Jacob S. Raisin The Haskalah Movement in Russia

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Clippings, correspondence, sermons, programs, certificates, diplomas, diaries, photographs, objects, and other papers of Jacob S. Raisin, Reform rabbi, author, and scholar. Raisin's writings focused on ethical behavior, intellectual history, religious observance and tradition. Materials also relate to Raisin's wife, Jane Lazarus Raisin, their children, Mordenai Lazarus Raisin Hirsch, Rachel Marla Raisin, and Aaron S. Raisin, and other family members, Raisin's record of professional activities and public service, particularly his involvement with Charleston's Jewish community, and the religious life of Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim congregation. [more]

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Jacob S. Raisin The Haskalah Movement In Russia

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The Haskalah Movement in Russia is presented here in a high quality paperback edition. This popular classic work [more]

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JACOB S. RAISIN THE HASKALAH MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA

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Jacob Salmon Raisin (1878-1946) served as rabbi of Charleston's Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim (KKBE) from 1915 to 1944, [more]

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Jacob S. Raisin The Haskalah Movement In Russia

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"There Is But One Key To The Present," Says Max Müller, "And That Is The Past." To Understand Fully The Growth And Historical Development Of A People's Mind, One Must Be Familiar With The Conditions That Have Shaped Its Present Form. It Would Seem Necessary, Therefore, To Introduce A Description Of The Haskalah Movement With A Rapid Survey Of The History Of The Russo-Polish Jews From The Time Of Their Emergence From Obscurity Up To The Middle Of The Seventeenth Century. [more]

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Jacob S. Raisin The Haskalah Movement In Russia

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"There Is But One Key To The Present," Says Max Mueller, "And That Is The Past." To Understand Fully The Growth And Historical Development Of A People's Mind, One Must Be Familiar With The Conditions That Have Shaped Its Present Form. It Would Seem Necessary, Therefore, To Introduce A Description Of The Haskalah Movement With A Rapid Survey Of The History Of The Russo-Polish Jews From The Time Of Their Emergence From Obscurity Up To The Middle Of The Seventeenth Century. [more]

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