Kara, Avigdor

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has abstract: (d. 1439), rabbi, Talmudic scholar, kabbalist, and poet. Very little is known about the life of Avigdor Kara, a contemporary of Yom Tov Lipmann Mülhausen. Kara survived the “Bloody Easter” pogrom in Prague during Passover 1389, though his father was probably a victim and is described as a martyr in Kara’s tombstone inscription. Kara may also have been the stepbrother of Menaḥem ben Ya‘akov Kara, another Prague scholar. Avigdor Kara’s name, as well as that of his wife Rivkah, appears in municipal registers. @en
title: Kara, Avigdor
skos:altLabel: Avigdor Kara
skos:altLabel: Kara
skos:prefLabel: Kara, Avigdor
skos:related: Bohemia and Moravia
skos:related: Gans, David ben Shelomoh
skos:related: Mülhausen, Yom Tov Lipmann
skos:related: Passover
skos:related: Pogroms
skos:related: Prague