Yudishe Togblat, Dos

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Orthodox daily published in Warsaw from 20 September 1929 until World War II. Dos yudishe togblat (The Jewish Daily) succeeded where previous attempts to publish an Orthodox daily in Poland had failed. One reason for the earlier failures was the unwillingness of a part of the Orthodox population, especially Hasidim, to read newspapers. The situation changed when the Gerer rebbe, Avraham Mordekhai Alter (1866–1948), accepted the concept of an Orthodox paper to counteract the influence of the Jewish secular and non-Jewish press on Jewish readers.

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has abstract: Orthodox daily published in Warsaw from 20 September 1929 until World War II. Dos yudishe togblat (The Jewish Daily) succeeded where previous attempts to publish an Orthodox daily in Poland had failed. One reason for the earlier failures was the unwillingness of a part of the Orthodox population, especially Hasidim, to read newspapers. The situation changed when the Gerer rebbe, Avraham Mordekhai Alter (1866–1948), accepted the concept of an Orthodox paper to counteract the influence of the Jewish secular and non-Jewish press on Jewish readers. @en
title: Yudishe Togblat, Dos
skos:altLabel: Dos yudishe togblat
skos:altLabel: Yudishe togblat
skos:prefLabel: Yudishe Togblat, Dos
skos:related: Agudas Yisroel
skos:related: Birnbaum, Nathan
skos:related: Emyot, Yisroel
skos:related: Ger Hasidic Dynasty
skos:related: About this Article (Hasidism)
skos:related: Orthodoxy
skos:related: About this Article (Poland)
skos:related: Warsaw

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