THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES
At the middle of the 19th century, there were significant Jewish communities in all the boroughs and towns of Moldova. The largest one, counting around 31,000 Jews, was found in Iaşi. In 1860, the elites of the Jewish community from Iaşi, benefitting from the support of th...
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description | At the middle of the 19th century, there were significant Jewish communities in all the boroughs and towns of Moldova. The largest one, counting around 31,000 Jews, was found in Iaşi. In 1860, the elites of the Jewish community from Iaşi, benefitting from the support of the local and national authorities, founded a Jewish – Romanian school. Having
gained the parents’ trust, a new central Jewish school was founded in Iaşi in the following two years, along with a dogmatic school in Târgul Cucului suburb, and two more public schools
in Podul Lung and Păcurari suburbs. T |
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spelling | doaj.art-718e680be9a44a94a83e5db76b2d65d32022-12-22T02:48:45ZengEditura Academiei Oamenilor de Ştiinţă din RomâniaAnnals: Series on History and Archaeology (Academy of Romanian Scientists)2066-85972067-56822013-02-01515364THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIESIon SOLCANU0Full member of Academy of Romanian ScientistsAt the middle of the 19th century, there were significant Jewish communities in all the boroughs and towns of Moldova. The largest one, counting around 31,000 Jews, was found in Iaşi. In 1860, the elites of the Jewish community from Iaşi, benefitting from the support of the local and national authorities, founded a Jewish – Romanian school. Having gained the parents’ trust, a new central Jewish school was founded in Iaşi in the following two years, along with a dogmatic school in Târgul Cucului suburb, and two more public schools in Podul Lung and Păcurari suburbs. Thttp://aos.ro/wp-content/anale/IVol5Nr1Art.5.pdfJewish communityJewish School Committeethe Jewi sh Hospital Administrative Council from Iaşi |
spellingShingle | Ion SOLCANU THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES Annals: Series on History and Archaeology (Academy of Romanian Scientists) Jewish community Jewish School Committee the Jewi sh Hospital Administrative Council from Iaşi |
title | THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES |
title_full | THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES |
title_fullStr | THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES |
title_full_unstemmed | THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES |
title_short | THE FOUNDING OF JEWISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MOLDOVA AFTER THE UNION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES |
title_sort | founding of jewish public schools in moldova after the union of the principalities |
topic | Jewish community Jewish School Committee the Jewi sh Hospital Administrative Council from Iaşi |
url | http://aos.ro/wp-content/anale/IVol5Nr1Art.5.pdf |
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