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Jeremiah Mattersdorf

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206:. Although due to immense economic hardship in Mattersburg, he decided to move to Abaújszánto in 1801, where he was appointed the Chief Rabbi of the community. He eventually moved to 194:. In about 1770, he was appointed as the Chief Rabbi of Mattersburg, after which he changed his surname to "Mattersdorf". During his tenure as the Mattersburg Rabbi he headed a 234: 317: 348: 338: 307: 147: 203: 183: 215: 127: 98: 343: 163: 69: 51: 313: 258: 282: 191: 139: 309:
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sometime in the mid-18th century, his father Itzhak served as the head
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of Oswiecim. In his early years, Mattersdorf studied under
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Pošná
Kingdom of Bohemia
Aszód
Kingdom of Hungary
Judaism
Joab Mattersdorf
Joab Mattersdorf
Hebrew
Polish Jewish
Chief Rabbi
Mattersburg
Austria
Abaújszánto
Hungary
Oswiecim
Galicia
rabbi
Rabbi Meir Eisenstadt
yeshivah
Aaron Chorin
Simcha Bunim of Peshischa
Aszód, Hungary
Ḥayyim Shabbethai's
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