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1911-1912
Lubavitch (or Chabad) Hasidism was founded in 1773 in Russia by Shneur Zalman of Liadi. Unlike other Hasidic groups that focus on an emotional experience...
1914-1962
Historic outline Nosach Ha’ari is often referred to as Nosach Ha’ari South to distinguish it from a synagogue by the same name on Jeanne Mance,...
1913-1921
Lubavitch (or Chabad) Hasidism was founded in 1773 in Russia by Shneur Zalman of Liadi. Unlike other Hasidic groups that focus on an emotional experience...
1896-1897
Une personnalité importante du leadership rabbinique de Montréal, le rabbin Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862-1950) était reconnu comme le chef rabbin non officiel de Montréal et...
1898-1907
Une personnalité importante du leadership rabbinique de Montréal, le rabbin Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862-1950) était reconnu comme le chef rabbin non officiel de Montréal et...
1924-1928
Une personnalité importante du leadership rabbinique de Montréal, le rabbin Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862-1950) était reconnu comme le chef rabbin non officiel de Montréal et...
1929-1950
Une personnalité importante du leadership rabbinique de Montréal, le rabbin Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862-1950) était reconnu comme le chef rabbin non officiel de Montréal et...
1922--0001
Shaar Hashomayim was the second synagogue founded in Montreal after Shearith Israel, from which it broke off in 1846. Its first members had begun to...
1886-1922
Shaar Hashomayim was the second synagogue founded in Montreal after Shearith Israel, from which it broke off in 1846. Its first members had begun to...
1859-1886
Shaar Hashomayim was the second synagogue founded in Montreal after Shearith Israel, from which it broke off in 1846. Its first members had begun to...