Committee of Rabbis in the USSR
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Clandestine Jewish religious organization in the Soviet Union, 1922–1930. The Committee of Rabbis was founded by the Lubavitcher rebbe, Yosef Yitsḥak Shneerson (1880–1950), who was its chairman until his departure from the USSR in October 1927. The Committee was subsequently led by Rabbi Ya‘akov Klemes of Moscow (1880–1953) and the organization’s secretary, Rabbi Shelomoh Yosef Zevin (1890–1978).
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Committee of Rabbis in the USSR
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- Clandestine Jewish religious organization in the Soviet Union, 1922–1930. The Committee of Rabbis was founded by the Lubavitcher rebbe, Yosef Yitsḥak Shneerson (1880–1950), who was its chairman until his departure from the USSR in October 1927. The Committee was subsequently led by Rabbi Ya‘akov Klemes of Moscow (1880–1953) and the organization’s secretary, Rabbi Shelomoh Yosef Zevin (1890–1978).
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- Committee of Rabbis in the USSR
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- Committee of Rabbis in the USSR
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- Committee of Rabbis in the USSR
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- American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
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- Artels
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- Crafts
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- Kamenev, Iurii
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- Latvia
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- Lubavitch Hasidism
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- Minsk
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- Moscow
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- Odessa
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- Passover
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- Riga
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- Sabbath
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- Saint Petersburg
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- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics