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Anshei Ozeroff
collection1918-20038 descriptions inside4 digitized
Historic outline The Anshei Ozeroff represents a typical landsmanshaft shul. Like the landsmanshaftn, the immigrant mutual aid societies, the landsmanshaft shul was formed by people from the same cities or towns dedicated to lending support to each other in their adopted city. The congregation was …
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- Anshei Ozeroff (100 de Maisonneuve E.)file 1918-1928 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Anshei Ozeroff (3837 St. Dominique, Montreal, QC)file 1930-1943 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Anshei Ozeroff (5244 St. Urbain, Montreal, QC)file 1943-1962 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Anshei Ozeroff (5380 Avenue Bourret, Montreal, QC)file 1963-2003 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- The former Anshei Ozeroff, 5244 St. Urbain Street, one of a twin in a series of rowhousesitem · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Sam Birenbaum, unknown, Max Gorman, and Edward Shaffer standing in front of the synagogue entrance. ca. 1950sitem ca. 1950s · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- The Anshei Ozeroff’s Silver Jubilee Anniversary publication, 1943item 1943 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Page from the Anshei Ozeroff minute book (1925-1943) pertaining to the revision of the constitutionitem 1925-1943 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
