Mikulov
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- wd:Q682544
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- place
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- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Mikulov
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- (Ger., Nikolsburg), town in Moravia, in today’s Czech Republic. Mikulov was the largest and most important Jewish community in Moravia until the middle of the nineteenth century, and seat of the Moravian chief rabbinate from the mid-sixteenth century until 1851. The oldest written evidence of Jews in Mikulov dates from 1369, but the Jewish community was probably founded by Jews expelled from Vienna and Lower Austria in 1420. Additional Jews arrived after the expulsions from Brno and Znojmo in 1454.
- title
- Mikulov
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- Mikulov
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- Nikolsburg
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- Mikulov
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- Banet, Mordekhai ben Avraham
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- Bohemia and Moravia
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- Brno
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- Czech Republic
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- Familiants Laws
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- Galicia
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- Guilds
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- Gzeyres Takh Vetat
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- Heller, Yom Tov Lipmann
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- About this Article (Hungary)
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- Krochmal, Menaḥem Mendel ben Avraham
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- Oppenheim, David
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- About this Article (Poland)
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- Prague
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- Silesia
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- Trebitsch, Neḥemyah Naḥum
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- Yehudah Leib ben Betsal’el
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- About this Article (Yeshiva)
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- Banet, Mordekhai ben Avraham
- Natonek, Yosef
- Mikulov
- Steinschneider, Moritz
- Weiss, Yitsḥak Hirsh
- Neuda, Abraham
- Oppenheim, David
- Ashkenazi, Gershon
- Levi Yitsḥak of Barditshev
- Boskovice
- Schwab, Löw
- Krochmal, Menaḥem Mendel ben Avraham
- Prostějov
- Bohemia and Moravia
- Yehudah Leib ben Betsal’el
- Simḥah Bunem of Pshiskhe
- Guilds
- Prossnitz, Yehudah Leib ben Ya‘akov Holleschau
- Menaḥem Mendel of Rimanov
- Pshiskhe Hasidic Dynasty
- Tsoref, Yehoshu‘a Heshel ben Yosef
- Yehudah Ḥasid ha-Levi
- Malakh, Ḥayim ben Shelomoh
- Koidanover, Aharon Shemu’el and Tsevi Hirsh
- Mordekhai ben Ḥayim of Eisenstadt
- Avraham Trebitsch of Mikulov
- Yitsḥak ben Shimshon ha-Kohen