161 exhibits found
1924-1928
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
1929-1950
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
1904-1920
(Traduction à venir) Historic outline Established in 1899, the Chevra Shaas has occupied five locations within the Montreal areas of Jewish settlement. The congregation was...
1908-1913
Une personnalité importante du leadership rabbinique de Montréal, le rabbin Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862-1950) était reconnu comme le chef rabbin non officiel de Montréal et...
1920-1964
(Traduction à venir) Historic outline Established in 1899, the Chevra Shaas has occupied five locations within the Montreal areas of Jewish settlement. The congregation was...
1886-1922
Shaar Hashomayim fut la deuxième synagogue fondée à Montréal après Shearith Israel, dont elle se dissocia en 1846. Ses premiers membres s’étaient réunis dès 1834,...
2006--0001
Historic outline Established in 1899, the Chevra Shaas has occupied five locations within the Montreal areas of Jewish settlement. The congregation was first housed on...
1922--0001
Shaar Hashomayim fut la deuxième synagogue fondée à Montréal après Shearith Israel, dont elle se dissocia en 1846. Ses premiers membres s’étaient réunis dès 1834,...
1886-1916
Historic outline Originally named the Sons of Benjamin, the congregation took on the name B’nai Jacob in honour of a major benefactor, Jacob Gelber. This...
1922--0001
Shaar Hashomayim was the second synagogue founded in Montreal after Shearith Israel, from which it broke off in 1846. Its first members had begun to...