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in 1943, to build a roadway. Negotiations with the regime enabled the community to preserve the section of the cemetery including Sofer's grave, enclosed in concrete, below the surface of the new road. The regime complied, possibly as a consequence of a large bribe (according to one story), foreign
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and surrounding codes as the ruling code of law and observance. The reformists dismissed this notation and in response, many
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organization named Chug Chasam Sofer, which are both very active and well known. After Rabbi Ungar's passing in 1994, the yeshiva appointed Rabbi Altman as rabbi and rosh yeshiva, with Rabbi Shmuel
Eliezer Stern remaining the head of the kashrut organization.
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Jews in Europe to create a political party; it was part of the developing identification of the traditional
Orthodoxy as a self-defined group. Rabbi Shimon was nominated as a candidate to the Polish Regional Parliament, under the Austrian emperor
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contortions in condemning even those "status quo" communities that clearly adhered to halakhah. Hillel
Lichtenstein opposed Hildesheimer and his son Hirsh in their speaking German to give sermons and their tending toward Modern
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out of the city. From the late 18th century onwards, movements which eventually developed into Reform
Judaism began to develop. Synagogues subscribing to these new views began to appear in centres such as Berlin and
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Mattersdorf from 1926 until 1938, when the congregation was dispersed by the Nazis. He escaped to America, and immediately re-established the Chasan Sofer Yeshiva in the
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Bratislava. It is situated underground below
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was influential in affecting the direction of Judaism in Europe. To try to unify all streams of Judaism under one constitution, the Orthodox offered the
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1959:www.ChasamSofer.com - Rabbi Moshe Sofer
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1904:The Jewish World In The Modern Age
1900:Bloomberg, Jon (August 16, 2004).
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1760:Encyclopedia of Religion
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1340:Imrei Sofer
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1889:Jewish Gen
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