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file1965-0000Sara Tauben
(Traduction à venir) Historic outline - Anshei Ukraina This congregation was unique in that what bound its members was not only the commonality of a place, Ukraine, but also the memory of an event, the Ukrainian pogroms. When the congregation was established…
file1932-1937Sara Tauben
Historic outline This congregation was unique in that what bound its members was not only the commonality of a place, Ukraine, but also the memory of an event, the Ukrainian pogroms. When the congregation was established in 1924, the charter of the shul was r…
file1938-1965Sara Tauben
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Beth Hakneseth Anshei Ukraina - 5116 Saint-Urbain, now a Ukrainian Evangelical Pentecostal church. © David Kaufman 2000. Special thanks to Sara Tauben.
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Beth Hakneseth Anshei Ukraina, ca. 1970s [source unknown]. Special thanks to Sara Tauben.
file1929-1931Sara Tauben
(Traduction à venir) Historic Outline This congregation was unique in that what bound its members was not only the commonality of a place, Ukraine, but also the memory of an event, the Ukrainian pogroms. When the congregation was established in 1924, the cha…
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Former Beth Israel and Shmuel Synagogue – 5425 Jeanne Mance, ca. 2000s. Courtesy of Sara Tauben.
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The Beth Israel and Samuel (Beth Israel U'Shmuel) synagogue's former building, at 3732 de Bullion, Montreal. This building no longer exists. Photographs by Eiran Harris, 1987.nCredit: Canadian Jewish Congress Charities Committee National Archives (CJCCCNA)n
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