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Bookplate of Aharon Mosheh Schwartzchild

bri_bkp_parashatderakhim_schwartzchild_0055.jpg

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Title

Bookplate of Aharon Mosheh Schwartzchild

Subject

Schwartzchild, Aharon Mosheh

Description

This is the bookplate of Rabbi Aharon Mosheh Schwartzchild (or Schwarzschild), (1841-1912), a dayyan (member of the local rabbinical court) and moreh tsedek (rabbi who makes decisions pertaining to Jewish Law) in the Jewish community of Frankfurt am Main.

He was a follower of Moses Schreiber (also known by his nickname “Chatam Sofer”), an Orthodox rabbi from Frankfurt who vehemently opposed the Reform Jewish Movement.

Rabbi Aharon Mosheh's father, Rabbi Pinhas Zelig Schwartzchild, left the Jewish community of Frankfurt am Main with several others, including his brother Rabbi Zeligman, because they felt the community had degenerated as a result of the Reform Jewish Movement. They started a new community, Congregation Yeshurun (meaning “the People of Israel”), led by Rabbi Shimshon Rafael Hirsh, and Rabbi Pinhas Zelig served as a leader in this new community until his death.

Rabbi Aharon Mosheh’s bookplate was applied posthumously, as indicated by the Hebrew acronym ztz”l, meaning “of blessed memory.”

Creator

Unknown

Rights

Digital Image: Washington University in Saint Louis

Format

Paper

Language

Hebrew

Type

Bookplate

Identifier

bri_bkp_parashatderakhim_schwartzchild_0055.jpg
cat:Brisman-2014-07-21T13_03_11

Collection

Citation

Unknown, “Bookplate of Aharon Mosheh Schwartzchild,” WUSTL Digital Gateway Image Collections & Exhibitions, accessed May 1, 2024, http://omeka.wustl.edu/omeka/items/show/8234.