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Sunday, January 3, 2021
Entries from The Diary of a Jewish Bookseller Jan 2021
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A visibly Irritated man calls insisting I tell him why he is receiving unsolicited books from my store. Turns out that someone was purchasi...
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The Mir Yeshiva’s escape to Shanghai - a New Perspective based on recently discovered publications
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The Mir Yeshiva’s escape to Shanghai - a New Perspective based on recently discovered publications originally written for and published in A...
A selection of Rabbinic wedding invitations in history and the variations of customs
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Originally written for and published in Ami Magazine Ever wonder what would make a wedding invitation Jewish? Are there specific traditions...
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An unrecorded and unusual Talmud edition, Vilna 1855
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One thing I have learned after cataloging hundreds of thousands of books is that not only can't you just a book by its cover, you often...
The 1860s Vienna Talmud and the events that led up to it
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The Talmud editions we have today are a culmination of numerous editions over the years, each with its own characteristics, features and co...
The 1941 Miskolcs, Hungary Talmud Printing
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Life for Jews in the first years of the Holocaust in Hungary can often appear to be constructed from two very different opposing scenarios....
An inscription as a memory to a Holocaust martyr
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The Nazis during the Holocaust systematically murdered millions of Jews, ending not just their lives but often erasing the entire memory of...
A Prayer for Napoleon in 1814, but not for long
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If there is one prayer that would signify the history of the Jewish Exile, it would arguably be the Prayer on behalf of the King, tradition...
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