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remembered my grandmother in Jerusalem accepting Kvitlach from men and women, sitting in her apartment and that she wore Tzizis and lay Tefillin. But when I asked my aunt, Channa Rochel, who grew up up in Israel and lived by her, before leaving to the US, she was not willing to talk about her and said she was extremely tough with her, and that she herself was very rebellious at the time. Later on, she lost her memory and when I asked her daughter to repeat the question to her, she said her mother vehemently denied it. Like Rebbetzyn Temeryl. (forgotosignb4)
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Rabbi).The title Tzadaykes (pronounced in modern day Hebrew Tzadeket) was held by many women, some of them said to even put on Tefillin and wear the Tzitzis (Tallis Kotone, in modern Hebrew, pronounced Taleet Katan, although originally from Greek: Taleth.) This was also listed on a graveyard book with her name and city seeming to fit the stories. But there is no definite knowledge, not even about her name.
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According to the second passage she continued to serve as a leader in Israel, while the first says that she ceased to be a leader. There are other pieces of conflicting information from the book that I have (From Sarah to Sarah, S. Feldbrand), but I didn't know how to put them into the article.
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In the first edition of Dr. Alfassi's HaHasidut, he had several pages of women of that sort. But it was removed in the next editions which were bought mostly by practicing Hassidic communities who would rather not discuss this "controversy". I was told by my father's second cousins that they
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She was not called the Maiden of Ludmir and definitely not HaBetula MiLudmir because in all writings of the time and till recent times, she was referred to as the Tsadeykes - the righteous one. In those days a "Tzaddik" was the title for what today is called a Hassidic Rebbe (as opposed to a
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There are a couple of passages that I came upon in the article that conflicted with some of the information that I have learnt, and I am not sure which is the correct version since I have not read the other two books used for sources. An example of conflicting information:
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The web is full of cases where the image of the "Maiden of Ludmir" is shown. Including the google Knowledge box. In fact, it is the image of the first female rabbi (in the Jewish Reform movement) Regina Jonas
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Is there any traditional way to resolve these conflicts? With a historical figure there are bound to be many varying details due to uncertainty and the years that have passed since the event.
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Nathaniel Deutsch examines her background and story in fine detail, all your doubts are addressed in his book.
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