Pilgrimage

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Throughout their history, East European Jews have participated in three types of pilgrimages: (1) pilgrimages to pray and petition at cemeteries in various localities of Eastern Europe; (2) pilgrimages by Hasidim to visit their sages, both living and dead; and (3) pilgrimages to the Land of Israel. After World War II, several of the traditional pre-1939 pilgrimages were revived, and various Jewish communities have embarked on new ones.

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has abstract: Throughout their history, East European Jews have participated in three types of pilgrimages: (1) pilgrimages to pray and petition at cemeteries in various localities of Eastern Europe; (2) pilgrimages by Hasidim to visit their sages, both living and dead; and (3) pilgrimages to the Land of Israel. After World War II, several of the traditional pre-1939 pilgrimages were revived, and various Jewish communities have embarked on new ones. @en
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