Who Was Shterna Sara Schneersohn? Discover the Life & Legacy of a Rebbetzin and Matriarch скачать в хорошем качестве

Who Was Shterna Sara Schneersohn? Discover the Life & Legacy of a Rebbetzin and Matriarch

The life & Legacy of the Chabad-Lubavitch Rebbetzin, Shterna Sarah Schneersohn (1860-1942). Around 1909, Rebbetzin Shterna Sarah founded a Chasidic "Ladies' Association" (Damen Farayn) focusing on fundraising for the Lubavitch Yeshivas. This organisation was likely the first formal Chasidic women's association, and helped lay the groundwork for future initiatives in Chabad. #Rebbetzin #Chabad #Lubavitch #Hasidic ------------------------------------ Scholarly Sources: • Loewenthal, N. (2000). "Daughter/wife of Hasid or Hasidic woman?" Jewish Studies 40, 21-28. • Loewenthal, N. (2013). "From ladies auxiliary to shluhot network: Women’s activism in twentieth-century Habad." In I. Bartal et. al. (Eds.) A Touch of Grace: Studies in Ashkenazi Culture, Women’s History, and the Languages of the Jews, Jerusalem: Zalman Shazar Center, 69-93. • Mondshine, Y. (1987). Kerem Habad (Vol 3), Kfar Habad, Israel: Oholei Shem Lubavitch. • Rapoport-Albert, A. (2009). "The emergence of a female constituency in twentieth-century Habad Hasidism." In A. Rapoport-Albert and D. Assaf (Eds.) Let the old make way for the new: Studies in the social and cultural history of Eastern European Jewry, Jerusalem: Zalman Shazar Center. • Rapoport-Albert, A. (2013). "From woman as Hasid to woman as ‘tsadik’ in the teachings of the last two Lubavitcher rebbes." Jewish History 27(1), 435-473. Music by Ketsa Photos: chabad.info and chabad.org