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people can have any power over them. Roth criticized the struggles and scandals within many of the
Hasidic dynasties, accusing them of not following the early tsadikim's emphasis on simple prayer and piety. Rejecting all compromise with modern views and ways of life, he called for repentance, demanded complete adherence to simple faith and ecstatic mode of praying, and expected his Hasidim to support themselves by their own labor. He defined the group as a holy fraternity and gave guidelines for distinctive behavior, dress, and hairstyle, particularly deploring the decline of modesty. He regarded the Holocaust as a punishment for abandoning simple faith and ancient traditions, specifically onanism, blaming secularism and
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In Roth’s book
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After his death, the sect split into two groups. One, who adopted the name
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in 1947. His works, including new volumes based on his written manuscripts, continue to be published by his followers. A selection of his writings was published in
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