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Kitsur Shene Luhot ha-Berit

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Actor
Moses b. Refa'el Shats of Niederbronn (Hagenbach) (Owner)
Actor
Moise Shas (Owner)
Date
1830-01
Copy
980-2052-8100
Language
Hebrew
Language
French
Evidence type
Owner signature/bookplate in extant copy
Notes
Formerly owned by Moise Shas, chantré á Hagenbach bei Lautenberg (today Hagenbach, France), January 1830 (inscription in French). Inscription in Hebrew: הספר הזאת שייך להקטן משה ב״ה רפאל שץ מנירברון : לעת הזאת שץ פה האגנבאך אצל לאוידרבורג - נכתב כ״ד טבת תקצ״ף and in script letter…
Formerly owned by Moise Shas, chantré á Hagenbach bei Lautenberg (today Hagenbach, France), January 1830 (inscription in French). Inscription in Hebrew: הספר הזאת שייך להקטן משה ב״ה רפאל שץ מנירברון : לעת הזאת שץ פה האגנבאך אצל לאוידרבורג - נכתב כ״ד טבת תקצ״ף and in script letters הספר הלז שייך להקטן משה ב״ר רפאל מנידרברון נכתב ח״ דחנוכה What perhaps happened here is that Moise, and Alsatian Jew from Niederbronn, was called in to Hagenbach to serve as cantor, as his father did in France, after the formation of the synagogue in 1815. After Napoleon Bonopartre, Jews began moving west from Germany, Holland, and Bohemia into the Alsace and Lorraine areas.
Owner
Moses b. Refa'el Shats of Niederbronn (Hagenbach)
Owner
Moise Shas
Percent complete
100
Place
Hagenbach, Grand Est, France
Evidence location
University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Title
Kitsur Shene Luhot ha-Berit
Verified
false
described at
https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/19073/
dcterms:date
January 1830
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Kitsur Shene Luhot ha-Berit
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