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Misnagdim (מתנגדים, "Opponents";
Sephardi pronunciation: Mitnagdim;
singular misnaged / mitnaged) was a
religious movement among the Jews of
Eastern Europe...
- po****tion
centres including Klaipėda and Kaunas. The
Yiddish adjective ליטוויש
Litvish means "Lithuanian": the noun for a
Lithuanian Jew is Litvak. The term Litvak...
- the Jews from the 18th
century Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
Litvish may also
refer to:
Litvish, a
Yiddish dialect characteristic of
Lithuanian Jews, also...
- dialects, with the
exception of
Chabad which uses
Litvish; many
Haredim in
Jerusalem also
preserve Litvish Yiddish. In
addition to Russian, Jews who settled...
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mixed Hasidic and "
Litvish" (Lithuanian-style Haredi) membership. However, in the 1980s,
Rabbi Elazar Shach,
leader of Israel's
Litvish community and their...
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mostly catering to
Haredi Jews who
follow Hasidic customs,
while living a
Litvish or
Modern Orthodox cultural lifestyle,
although small Hasidic enclaves...
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Lotegorisch Qwareña Sh****agh Sh****i
Shuadit Yiddish dialects Eastern Galitzish Litvish Poylish Klezmer-loshn
Western Judeo-Alsatian
Lachoudisch Scots-Yiddish...
- Jews to
enter the
Temple Mount. The
Litvish Haredi newspaper Yated Ne'eman,
which is
controlled by
leading Litvish Haredi rabbis including Rabbi Yosef...
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those of
affiliated institutions. It is
considered one of the
leading Litvish (non-h****idic ultra-orthodox)
yeshivas in Israel.
Founded in 1919, the...
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Yiddish is
spoken as a home and
schooling language,
especially in Hasidic,
Litvish, or
Yeshivish communities, such as Brooklyn's
Borough Park, Williamsburg...
