Jewish Congress
subject · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/yivo/jewish_congress
This record is one of the sources of the entity page Jewish Congress.
From record-classes
- rdf:type
- subject
From yivo
- described at
- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Jewish_Congress
- has abstract
Groundbreaking and contentious interdenominational conference that took place in Pest, Hungary, from December 1868 to February 1869. Having achieved a compromise with Austria that granted Jews independence in domestic affairs in 1867, the new Hungarian government sought to integr…
Groundbreaking and contentious interdenominational conference that took place in Pest, Hungary, from December 1868 to February 1869. Having achieved a compromise with Austria that granted Jews independence in domestic affairs in 1867, the new Hungarian government sought to integrate Jews more completely into its general society. To this end, Jews were granted emancipation and the government worked with liberal-minded Jewish leaders to create a consistory-type, autonomous nationwide Jewish organization that could both regulate internal communal affairs and present a unified front in external relations.- title
- Jewish Congress
- alternative label
- 1868–1869 Congress
- alternative label
- Congress of Jews
- alternative label
- Congress of Jews from Hungary and Transylvania
- alternative label
- General Congress of Jews
- alternative label
- Jewish Congress
- alternative label
- Jewish congress
- preferred label
- Jewish Congress
- has related
- Eisenstadt
- has related
- Hildesheimer, Esriel
- has related
- Hirschler, Ignác
- has related
- About this Article (Hungary)
- has related
- Löw, Yirmiyahu
- has related
- Orthodoxy
- has related
- Sabbath
- has related
- Seminary
- has related
- Shulḥan ‘arukh
Linked from
- Kohn, Sámuel
- Târgu Mureş
- Timişoara
- Schick, Mosheh
- Bacher, Simon
- Hildesheimer, Esriel
- Einhorn, Ignác
- Miskolc
- Sofer, Ḥayim ben Mordekhai Efrayim Fishel
- Debrecen
- Lugoj
- Bratislava
- Cluj
- Oradea
- Sofer, Avraham Shemu’el Binyamin
- Lichtenstein, Hillel
- Mezey, Ferenc
- Košice
- Ganzfried, Shelomoh ben Yosef
- Baia Mare
- Löw, Leopold
- Salonta
- Reghin
- Orthodoxy
- Councils
- Pápa
- Arad
- Transylvania
- Wahrmann, Mór
- Silberstein, Yesha‘yahu
- Sátoraljaújhely
- Subcarpathian Rus’
- Reich, Koppel
- Ullmann Family
- Löw, Yirmiyahu
- Mezei, Mór
- Făgăraş
- Holländer, Leó
- Friedman, Tsevi Hirsh
- Dej
- Hirschler, Ignác
- Tencer, Pál
- Roth, Mosheh Aryeh
- Jewish Congress
- Năsăud