Koidanov Railway Station, 1916 .
Koydanov ( Koydenov ) - Hassidic dynasty , founded by Rabbi Shlomo Haim Perlov (Solomon Haim Perlov) in 1833 in the town of Koydanov (modern Dzyarzhynsk , Belarus ).
According to the encyclopedia of the Jews of Eastern Europe YIVO , Koydanov was the smallest of the three Lithuanian Hasidic dynasties , the rest were Slonim and Karlin-Stolin . On the eve of the Second World War, its centers of influence were Koydanov and Minsk [1] . After the rebbe and most of the Hasidim were killed during the Holocaust , the dynasty was re-founded in 1948 in Tel Aviv , where it still flourishes today.
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See also
- Ashkenazi
- Makarov Hasids
- Chernobyl Hasidim
- Squirish Hasids
- Uman Hasids
Notes
- ↑ Nadler, Allen Koidanov Hasidic Dynasty . The YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe (2010). The appeal date is June 18, 2012.
Literature
- Bromberg, Abraham Isaac (1963). Mi-Gedole ha-ḥasidut (Jerusalem).
- Rabinowitsch, Wolf Zeev (1961). Ha-Ḥasidut ha-Lita'it .
- Rabinowitsch, Wolf Zeev (1970). Lithuanian Hasidism from Its Beginnings to the Present Day (London).
- Stamm, SE (1905). Zekher Zaddik .