Löw, Leopold

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has abstract: (1811–1875), rabbi, historian, and Judaic scholar. Leopold (Lipót) Löw was the outstanding Reform rabbi of nineteenth-century Hungary. One of the first rabbis in Hungary to combine rigorous traditional training with a university education, he advocated religious, educational, and communal reforms in his manifold roles as preacher, polemicist, editor, scholar, and historian. He played an important part in the fight for Jewish emancipation and the Magyarization of Hungarian Jewry. @en
title: Löw, Leopold
alternative label: Leopold (Lipót) Löw
alternative label: Leopold Löw
alternative label: Lipót (Leopold) Löw
preferred label: Löw, Leopold
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has related: Assimilation
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has related: Bohemia and Moravia
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has related: Bratislava
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has related: Haskalah
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