Silberstein, Yesha‘yahu
Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1934180
Also known as (1 names)
- –
- Yesha‘yahu Silberstein
(1857–1930), halakhist and Orthodox leader. Born in the southern Hungarian town of Zenta, Yesha‘yahu Silberstein was two years old when his family moved to Jerusalem. There he received his initial formal education within the framework of the traditionalist Yishuv system. He returned to Hungary as an 11-year-old, when his father was appointed rabbi of Bodrogkeresztúr. Throughout his early adulthood he continued to study under his father’s tutelage and to assist him in his rabbinical positions and in his yeshiva. Upon his father’s death in 1884, Silberstein succeeded him as chief rabbinical judge of the Orthodox community in Vác (Waitzen), not far from Budapest.
Sources (1)
Silberstein, Yesha‘yahu
16 statements
- described at
- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Silberstein_Yeshayahu
- has abstract
(1857–1930), halakhist and Orthodox leader. Born in the southern Hungarian town of Zenta, Yesha‘yahu Silberstein was two years old when his family moved to Jerusalem. There he received his initial formal education within the framework of the traditionalist Yishuv system. He retur…
(1857–1930), halakhist and Orthodox leader. Born in the southern Hungarian town of Zenta, Yesha‘yahu Silberstein was two years old when his family moved to Jerusalem. There he received his initial formal education within the framework of the traditionalist Yishuv system. He returned to Hungary as an 11-year-old, when his father was appointed rabbi of Bodrogkeresztúr. Throughout his early adulthood he continued to study under his father’s tutelage and to assist him in his rabbinical positions and in his yeshiva. Upon his father’s death in 1884, Silberstein succeeded him as chief rabbinical judge of the Orthodox community in Vác (Waitzen), not far from Budapest.- title
- Silberstein, Yesha‘yahu
- skos:altLabel
- Yesha‘yahu Silberstein
- skos:prefLabel
- Silberstein, Yesha‘yahu
- skos:related
- Agudas Yisroel
- skos:related
- Approbation
- skos:related
- Budapest
- skos:related
- Conversion
- skos:related
- About this Article (Hungary)
- skos:related
- Jewish Congress
- skos:related
- Katzburg, David Tsevi
- skos:related
- Land of Israel
- skos:related
- Orthodoxy
- skos:related
- About this Article (Yeshiva)
- skos:related
- Zionism and Zionist Parties