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Altre immaginiESTATUTOS DE LA SOCIEDAD CULTURAL ISRAELITA "B'NE JISROEL"
[Holocaust Refugees Found an Organization Chile; OCLC Locates 2 Copies] Sociedad Cultural Israelita B'ne Jisroel (Santiago, Chile)
Editore: Santiago, Chile: Impr. y Lito. Wilson, 1946
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Aggiungi al carrelloFirst edition. Original paper wrappers, 8vo, 16 pages. In Spanish. Title translates as "Bylaws of the B'neh Jisroel Jewish Cultural Society." Bylaws of one of the oldest Jewish communal societies in Santiago, Chile, founded as refuges were arriving from Nazi Germany and Austria. "Approximately 80 years ago, a small group of Germ…an and Austrian immigrant men and women came together with the important goal of celebrating the High Holy Days together. This desire was the starting point for planting the seeds of what we know today as New Bnei Israel. From this important milestone in preserving Jewish life, three years passed until, on June 27, 1938, in a room on Cathedral Street, our organization finally began to take root under the name Bnei Jisroel. Our warm and communal embrace resonated throughout the Jewish community, attracting hundreds of people and growing spontaneously to encompass nearly 1,000 families within 10 years. This special Jewish spirit enabled this work to endure through time, despite numerous difficulties. Among these challenges was a fire that devastated our meeting place, prompting us, in April 1947, to lay the first stone of a new chapter, of our home at 810 Portugal Street." (Nuestra Bnei Israel) SUBJECTS: Jews. Jews in Santiago. (OCLC: 55454640). OCLC locates 2 copies worldwide (Biblioteca Nacional de Chile; Dibam - Serpat-Chile), both in Chile. Marks on cover, otherwise Very Good Condition. Rare (PSB-1-16-BB).
