The Adler Family Address Delivered At the Jewish Instituteon June 6th 1909
The Adler Family Address Delivered At the Jewish Instituteon June 6th 1909
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At the entrance to the Ghetto was the corner house "An der Pfort, " built 1472. An engraving of the Pettmilch riots shows this house distinctly. This and the adjoining houses were inhabited by members of the Adler family. After 1650 members of the family lived in the " Schwarz Adler " and " Goldene Adler, " also in the " Biesenknopf. " The saintly Rabbi Nathan Adler dwelt in the " Windmiihl, " a house belonging to his wife's family, to which he was partial, as it was furnished with very high pa...rty walls, and the inmates would not therefore contract impurity through any death occuring in the adjacent houses. All this shows that the Adler family had no regular Stammhaus, and that therefore the name Adler assumed by the family may not necessarily be traced to the sign of the houses, but to the incident connected with the reinstatement of the community after the Fettmilch riot.
Thanks to the labours of the Frankfort Rabbi, the indefatigable Dr. Horovitz, the author of a series of interesting essays on the Frankfort Rabbis, who has deciphered and published more than 5, 000 epitaphs on tombs in the Jewish cemetery, thanks also to the labours of his son-in-law, Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the entrance to the Ghetto was the corner house "An der Pfort, " built 1472. An engraving of the Pettmilch riots shows this house distinctly. This and the adjoining houses were inhabited by members of the Adler family. After 1650 members of the family lived in the " Schwarz Adler " and " Goldene Adler, " also in the " Biesenknopf. " The saintly Rabbi Nathan Adler dwelt in the " Windmiihl, " a house belonging to his wife's family, to which he was partial, as it was furnished with very high pa...rty walls, and the inmates would not therefore contract impurity through any death occuring in the adjacent houses. All this shows that the Adler family had no regular Stammhaus, and that therefore the name Adler assumed by the family may not necessarily be traced to the sign of the houses, but to the incident connected with the reinstatement of the community after the Fettmilch riot.
Thanks to the labours of the Frankfort Rabbi, the indefatigable Dr. Horovitz, the author of a series of interesting essays on the Frankfort Rabbis, who has deciphered and published more than 5, 000 epitaphs on tombs in the Jewish cemetery, thanks also to the labours of his son-in-law, Dr.
What to read after The Adler Family Address Delivered At the Jewish Instituteon June 6th 1909?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcus Nathan Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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