Zhidachov-Komarno Hasidic Dynasty
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Galician Hasidic dynasty that flourished in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, during the third and fourth generations of Hasidism. Its tsadikim (lit., “righteous ones”), renowned for their esoteric learning and even purportedly for performing miracles, attracted many disciples. The dynasty continues to exist, primarily in the United States, although many of its members and leaders were murdered during the Holocaust.
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Zhidachov-Komarno Hasidic Dynasty
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- Galician Hasidic dynasty that flourished in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, during the third and fourth generations of Hasidism. Its tsadikim (lit., “righteous ones”), renowned for their esoteric learning and even purportedly for performing miracles, attracted many disciples. The dynasty continues to exist, primarily in the United States, although many of its members and leaders were murdered during the Holocaust.
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- Zhidachov-Komarno Hasidic Dynasty
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- Komarno
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- Tsevi Hirsh of Zhidachov
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- Zhidachev
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- Zhidachov
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- Zhidachov Hasidim
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- Zhidachov-Komarno Hasidic Dynasty
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- Ba‘al Shem Tov
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- Galicia
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- About this Article (Hasidism)
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- Haskalah
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- About this Article (Holocaust)
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- Mukacheve
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- Mysticism and Mystical Literature
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- Perl, Yosef
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- Sabbatianism
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- Ya‘akov Yitsḥak Horowitz