161 exhibits found
1947-1953
Hasidism, a form of ultra-Orthodox Judaism, developed in Eastern Europe during the eighteenth century as a spiritual response to overly meticulous religious practices. Sects quickly...
1935-1940
Hasidism, a form of ultra-Orthodox Judaism, developed in Eastern Europe during the eighteenth century as a spiritual response to overly meticulous religious practices. Sects quickly...
1941-1942
Hasidism, a form of ultra-Orthodox Judaism, developed in Eastern Europe during the eighteenth century as a spiritual response to overly meticulous religious practices. Sects quickly...
1943-1943
Hasidism, a form of ultra-Orthodox Judaism, developed in Eastern Europe during the eighteenth century as a spiritual response to overly meticulous religious practices. Sects quickly...
1944-1957
Hasidism, a form of ultra-Orthodox Judaism, developed in Eastern Europe during the eighteenth century as a spiritual response to overly meticulous religious practices. Sects quickly...
1929-1937
Born in Eragoly, Lithuania, Harry Stern (1897-1984) was a pioneer of Reform Judaism in Canada who was also known as a fervent Zionist, a labour...
1938-1950
Born in Eragoly, Lithuania, Harry Stern (1897-1984) was a pioneer of Reform Judaism in Canada who was also known as a fervent Zionist, a labour...
1951-1984
Born in Eragoly, Lithuania, Harry Stern (1897-1984) was a pioneer of Reform Judaism in Canada who was also known as a fervent Zionist, a labour...
1957-1983
Hasidism, a form of ultra-Orthodox Judaism, developed in eighteenth-century Eastern Europe as a spiritual backlash against overly meticulous religious approaches. Hasidic sects were quickly established,...
1984-2007
Hasidism, a form of ultra-Orthodox Judaism, developed in eighteenth-century Eastern Europe as a spiritual backlash against overly meticulous religious approaches. Hasidic sects were quickly established,...