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Moses Rintel

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charitable institutions, and for which the members voted him a very handsome testimonial. He, with a few others, founded the United Friends' Jewish Benefit Society in 1856, of which he became the first president. His sphere of usefulness was not limited to matters in connection with his own faith; he has been for many years past and still continues to be connected with various societies and institutions. He was one of the founders of the Benevolent Asylum, and acted as Grand Chaplain from 1850.
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For many years he took a deep interest in the Melbourne Jewish Philanthropic Society, in which he has not only held all the various offices, but has, on more than one occasion, been elected its president. Through his efforts this society was allowed to participate in the Government grant in aid of
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In the year 1864, mainly through his exertions, a duly constituted Beth Din, the only one out of London, was established, of which he acted as the chairman; and in 1868 the Chief Rabbi of Great Britain and its dependencies assigned to him the position and title of Senior Minister of the Melbourne
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in 1844, where he established the Sydney Hebrew Academy, of which he became the principal. In 1849 he accepted the office of minister of the newly established Jewish congregation of
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Circumstances compelled him to resign his charge following a split in the congregation that led to the formation of the
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The Rintel File Part I - Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, Vol. 24, Part 4
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Moses Rintel, a rabbi in colonial Victoria (Australia)
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Victoria (Australia)
Beth din
British Empire
London
Edinburgh
Scotland
Sydney
Melbourne
East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation
"Rintel, Moses (1823–1880)"
Australian Dictionary of Biography
Australian National University
ISBN
978-0-522-84459-7
ISSN
1833-7538
OCLC
70677943



"Obituary, Rabbi Rintel"
Australian Town and Country Journal
The Rintel File Part I - Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, Vol. 24, Part 4
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Categories
1823 births
1880 deaths
Australian Orthodox rabbis

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