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Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen - Residence
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
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Religious
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Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen - Va'ad Ha'ir (Jewish Community Council)
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
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Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen - Va'ad Ha'ir (Jewish Community Council)
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
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Shaar Hashomayim
Shaar Hashomayim was the second synagogue founded in Montreal after Shearith Israel, from which it broke off in 1846. Its first members had begun to...
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Shaar Hashomayim
Shaar Hashomayim was the second synagogue founded in Montreal after Shearith Israel, from which it broke off in 1846. Its first members had begun to...
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Shaar Hashomayim
Shaar Hashomayim was the second synagogue founded in Montreal after Shearith Israel, from which it broke off in 1846. Its first members had begun to...
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Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen - Residence
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
Exhibit
Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen - Residence
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
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Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen - Residence
A fixture of Montreal’s rabbinical leadership, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Cohen (1862–1950) was recognized as the unofficial Chief Rabbi of both Montreal and Canada. In a...
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B'nai Jacob
Historic outline Originally named the Sons of Benjamin, the congregation took on the name B’nai Jacob in honour of a major benefactor, Jacob Gelber. This...