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Zirelson, Yehudah Leib

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Yehudah Leib Zirelson
(1859–1941), rabbi, public figure, and writer. Yehudah Leib Zirelson (also Tsirel’son) was born in the shtetl of Kozelets, Chernigov province (mod. Ukr., Chernihiv). After receiving rabbinical ordination, he was chosen to serve as the spiritual rabbi of the town of Priluki in Poltava province. In 1907, he was also appointed to be the town’s crown (government-approved) rabbi, and from 1908 he served as both the spiritual and crown rabbi in Kishinev.

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(1859–1941), rabbi, public figure, and writer. Yehudah Leib Zirelson (also Tsirel’son) was born in the shtetl of Kozelets, Chernigov province (mod. Ukr., Chernihiv). After receiving rabbinical ordination, he was chosen to serve as the spiritual rabbi of the town of Priluki in Poltava province. In 1907, he was also appointed to be the town’s crown (government-approved) rabbi, and from 1908 he served as both the spiritual and crown rabbi in Kishinev. @en
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