Wissenschaft des Judentums in Eastern Europe: The Origins of Hevrat Mekitze Nirdamim

IF 0.1 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Zutot Pub Date : 2023-10-09 DOI:10.1163/18750214-bja10038
Jonatan Meir
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Abstract The history of the Mekize Nirdamim (“rousers of those who slumber”) society is quite peculiar. When looking at its activities, one can speak of three distinct periods: a first period in Eastern Prussia under the leadership of Eliezer Lippman Zilberman, owner of the Ha-Maggid newspaper, a period that extended for ten years and whose success was largely located in Eastern Europe; a second period in Berlin under the domineering leadership of Abraham Berliner, a period, centered in Western Europe, that extended for over twenty years; and a third period in the Land of Israel, led initially by David Yellin, Simcha Assaf, and S.Y. Agnon. I will introduce each and focus on several points relating to the relationship between East and West, and Mekize Nirdamim’s ties to several other projects that threatened to swallow it alive. In doing so, I will draw attention to the society’s roots in Eastern Europe.
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Mekize Nirdamim(“沉睡者的唤醒者”)社会的历史相当奇特。回顾它的活动,可以分为三个不同的时期:第一个时期是在东普鲁士,由《哈-马吉德报》的老板以利泽·利普曼·齐伯曼领导,这一时期持续了十年,其成功主要集中在东欧;第二个时期在柏林,在亚伯拉罕·伯林纳的霸道领导下,这个时期以西欧为中心,持续了二十多年;第三个时期是在以色列的土地上,最初由大卫·耶林、辛姆查·阿萨夫和S.Y.阿格农领导。我将介绍每一个项目,并重点介绍与东西方关系有关的几个要点,以及Mekize Nirdamim与其他几个有可能吞噬它的项目的联系。在此过程中,我将提请注意该社会在东欧的根源。
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