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2011
Rabbi Judah Leon Halfon was born Btitoan northern Morocco tqd in 1879, after the death of his father, Rabbi Jacob, his mother Mrs. Sol, and died on Adar appropriate group Kaf-Tet (21 March 1966). Childhood and youth meetings and also studied at the school of all Israeli friends and gained an education in religious studies tqd are broad and general studies.
He was fluent in several languages: Hebrew (and Aramaic), Spanish, French and Arabic. Possession was one of the most important libraries in the city, including a number of rare books. The image of Rabbi Yehuda is a scholar par excellence, a broad general tqd education - a polymath. He served the community Titoan, first secretary of the community council and its chief rabbi later.
Rabbi Yehuda tqd lived in many crises tqd and upheavals. In 1912, at age 33, Spain established its rule in northern Morocco sponsorship. Moroccan opponents of the war lasted a few years, the Spanish government itself has never been stable, and this eventually tqd led to a terrible civil war, which took place during his rabbinate, and results - Franco's dictatorial regime.
Rabbi Judah was able to maintain good relations with the Muslim authorities and despite all the upheavals, with the Spanish authorities also changing. Modern knowledge of Spanish is also reflected in the speeches he was used to carry large functions due to the Spanish government tqd in the city and used to post articles from time to time in the local papers. There is no doubt that his knowledge and education helped him steer the affairs tqd of the community in any sense.
Rabbi Yehuda Halfon, as the person responsible for order and organization, be sure to keep copies of letters and other important documents out from under him. The two companies, which include copies of handwriting, are now in the collection of Jewish manuscripts from North Africa Yale University.
Initial review of this collection was organized in April 2010 a delegation of researchers I was asked to review the membership of Rabbi Judah. Notebooks, Letter size, each containing five hundred pages made very thin paper, the kind that was used for writing intended by airmail fees.
In each of the pages numbered notebooks. The first notebook includes 367 documents - the first from March 13, 1916 and the last on October 17, 1923, the second booklet utilized only about 340 pages, featuring 238 documents - Sunday November 6, 1923 the ninth and final day of Tevet Tashaz (01/01/1947).
Appendices at the end of the second booklet of twelve pages thick paper, which are key in alphabetical does not always accurate or up to date. The existence of this important collection first pointed Professor Moshe Bar-Asher, and introduced tqd among other Hebrew letter tqd sent by Rabbi Yehuda Kalfonalfon Dr. Abraham Shalom Yehuda.
In some of the letters written in Spanish, some of these were designed for people in Morocco, is used in Hebrew, according to the rules dictated who Ladino. My time has not yet allowed me to further explore each document, but have not encountered any letter written in Ladino or Arabic, Jewish, tqd and I guess that this will be found.
The rest of the Spanish tqd and French letters written in Latin letters. These two languages were known to him fluently, as stated, but a considerable influence of the French spelling of Spanish writing: it turns out that most of his education in European culture AIU accepted as a student in French tqd and procurement, in both languages, as an autodidact clear.
Letters of Rabbi Judah we learn about his activities during those fateful years: tqd the establishment of Spanish rule in Morocco and the relationship between him and the Jewish tqd community of Titoan: tqd the relationship between tqd Rabbi Yehuda Halfon and lovers of Spanish and Spanish in Madrid: the Zionist activity in the community with the establishment of the company bringing them to Zion, Rabbi Judah was one Mdb rih, and various internal problems.
As the secretary, tqd he was the overall administrative management of Desire Solomon (and probably other institutions), the fundraising business and paid salaries for rabbis; There he is, please contact your local authorities to regulate the payment of municipal property taxes on buildings belonging to the community and more.
Quite a few documents (especially the second tqd booklet) involve treating them as chief rabbi of the community: halachic questions, clarifying issues that are decided by the rabbinical courts and the like. There are also letters tqd on personal tqd issues, such as business letters and letters of condolence.
Rabbi Yehuda much correspond with many people in different tqd cities: Oujda, Oran, Allach'isiras, Alkatzr, Erzulie, Barcelona, Gibraltar, Vienna, Tangier, Jerusalem, Maracha, London, Lisbon, Madrid, Mogador, negative, Manchester, Salamanca, Sally, Safi, Ceuta, Paris, Safed, Casablanca, Cairo, Rabat, Titoan, Tel Aviv, Tlemcen and more.
.Une Histoire de familles-J.Tol Alliance Israelite Universelle Articles divers-net- various articles com.juives sahariennes.M. Abitbol Histoire des juifs de Safi-B. Kredya Il etait une fois le Maroc-DB Juifs au Maroc et leurs Mellahs-David Corcos Juifs du Maroc R.Assaraf L'esprit du Mellah-J.Toledano Le mariage trad. chez les juifs marocains Les grandes figures dans l'histoire des juifs du Maroc Les juifs berberes Les juifs de Colomb-Bechar-J.Ouliel Les Juifs de Ouarzazate et de sa région Les veilleurs de l'aube-V.Malka Mariage juif a Mogador -fran-angl Presence juive au Tafilalet-Revue Brit 31 Revue Brit en francais Tehila le David.RDHassine Yigal Bin-Nun- Yigal Ben-Nun treasure repository - By Yaakov Moshe Toledano Letters Treasure late Rabbi Yosef Mesas to the lost world-Bulletin Morocco-the legends. broke a thousand years of creation - Fez and other cities Inquisition law crypto-H.beinart forty years of settlement-Bazh.d.alkiim Ariella said - Articles palaces and orchards David Almoznino requests for information, search for relatives ... more ... No. 23 at Alliance the Soviet Azan community-at No. 27 on the Community Marrakech No. 28 Soviet Jewish humor of the Soviet Morocco Spanish Morocco No. 29 No. 30 Alliance - that & q
2011
Rabbi Judah Leon Halfon was born Btitoan northern Morocco tqd in 1879, after the death of his father, Rabbi Jacob, his mother Mrs. Sol, and died on Adar appropriate group Kaf-Tet (21 March 1966). Childhood and youth meetings and also studied at the school of all Israeli friends and gained an education in religious studies tqd are broad and general studies.
He was fluent in several languages: Hebrew (and Aramaic), Spanish, French and Arabic. Possession was one of the most important libraries in the city, including a number of rare books. The image of Rabbi Yehuda is a scholar par excellence, a broad general tqd education - a polymath. He served the community Titoan, first secretary of the community council and its chief rabbi later.
Rabbi Yehuda tqd lived in many crises tqd and upheavals. In 1912, at age 33, Spain established its rule in northern Morocco sponsorship. Moroccan opponents of the war lasted a few years, the Spanish government itself has never been stable, and this eventually tqd led to a terrible civil war, which took place during his rabbinate, and results - Franco's dictatorial regime.
Rabbi Judah was able to maintain good relations with the Muslim authorities and despite all the upheavals, with the Spanish authorities also changing. Modern knowledge of Spanish is also reflected in the speeches he was used to carry large functions due to the Spanish government tqd in the city and used to post articles from time to time in the local papers. There is no doubt that his knowledge and education helped him steer the affairs tqd of the community in any sense.
Rabbi Yehuda Halfon, as the person responsible for order and organization, be sure to keep copies of letters and other important documents out from under him. The two companies, which include copies of handwriting, are now in the collection of Jewish manuscripts from North Africa Yale University.
Initial review of this collection was organized in April 2010 a delegation of researchers I was asked to review the membership of Rabbi Judah. Notebooks, Letter size, each containing five hundred pages made very thin paper, the kind that was used for writing intended by airmail fees.
In each of the pages numbered notebooks. The first notebook includes 367 documents - the first from March 13, 1916 and the last on October 17, 1923, the second booklet utilized only about 340 pages, featuring 238 documents - Sunday November 6, 1923 the ninth and final day of Tevet Tashaz (01/01/1947).
Appendices at the end of the second booklet of twelve pages thick paper, which are key in alphabetical does not always accurate or up to date. The existence of this important collection first pointed Professor Moshe Bar-Asher, and introduced tqd among other Hebrew letter tqd sent by Rabbi Yehuda Kalfonalfon Dr. Abraham Shalom Yehuda.
In some of the letters written in Spanish, some of these were designed for people in Morocco, is used in Hebrew, according to the rules dictated who Ladino. My time has not yet allowed me to further explore each document, but have not encountered any letter written in Ladino or Arabic, Jewish, tqd and I guess that this will be found.
The rest of the Spanish tqd and French letters written in Latin letters. These two languages were known to him fluently, as stated, but a considerable influence of the French spelling of Spanish writing: it turns out that most of his education in European culture AIU accepted as a student in French tqd and procurement, in both languages, as an autodidact clear.
Letters of Rabbi Judah we learn about his activities during those fateful years: tqd the establishment of Spanish rule in Morocco and the relationship between him and the Jewish tqd community of Titoan: tqd the relationship between tqd Rabbi Yehuda Halfon and lovers of Spanish and Spanish in Madrid: the Zionist activity in the community with the establishment of the company bringing them to Zion, Rabbi Judah was one Mdb rih, and various internal problems.
As the secretary, tqd he was the overall administrative management of Desire Solomon (and probably other institutions), the fundraising business and paid salaries for rabbis; There he is, please contact your local authorities to regulate the payment of municipal property taxes on buildings belonging to the community and more.
Quite a few documents (especially the second tqd booklet) involve treating them as chief rabbi of the community: halachic questions, clarifying issues that are decided by the rabbinical courts and the like. There are also letters tqd on personal tqd issues, such as business letters and letters of condolence.
Rabbi Yehuda much correspond with many people in different tqd cities: Oujda, Oran, Allach'isiras, Alkatzr, Erzulie, Barcelona, Gibraltar, Vienna, Tangier, Jerusalem, Maracha, London, Lisbon, Madrid, Mogador, negative, Manchester, Salamanca, Sally, Safi, Ceuta, Paris, Safed, Casablanca, Cairo, Rabat, Titoan, Tel Aviv, Tlemcen and more.
.Une Histoire de familles-J.Tol Alliance Israelite Universelle Articles divers-net- various articles com.juives sahariennes.M. Abitbol Histoire des juifs de Safi-B. Kredya Il etait une fois le Maroc-DB Juifs au Maroc et leurs Mellahs-David Corcos Juifs du Maroc R.Assaraf L'esprit du Mellah-J.Toledano Le mariage trad. chez les juifs marocains Les grandes figures dans l'histoire des juifs du Maroc Les juifs berberes Les juifs de Colomb-Bechar-J.Ouliel Les Juifs de Ouarzazate et de sa région Les veilleurs de l'aube-V.Malka Mariage juif a Mogador -fran-angl Presence juive au Tafilalet-Revue Brit 31 Revue Brit en francais Tehila le David.RDHassine Yigal Bin-Nun- Yigal Ben-Nun treasure repository - By Yaakov Moshe Toledano Letters Treasure late Rabbi Yosef Mesas to the lost world-Bulletin Morocco-the legends. broke a thousand years of creation - Fez and other cities Inquisition law crypto-H.beinart forty years of settlement-Bazh.d.alkiim Ariella said - Articles palaces and orchards David Almoznino requests for information, search for relatives ... more ... No. 23 at Alliance the Soviet Azan community-at No. 27 on the Community Marrakech No. 28 Soviet Jewish humor of the Soviet Morocco Spanish Morocco No. 29 No. 30 Alliance - that & q
