A shtadlan (Hebrew: שְׁתַדְּלָן, IPA: [ʃtadˈlan]; Yiddish: שתּדלן, IPA: [ˈʃtadln̩]) was an intercessor for a local European Jewish community. They represented...
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the Jewish state. Court Jew Jewish Question Schutz-Jude Self-hating Jew Shtadlan Uncle Tom Useful idiot Kapo Judenrat Yevsektsiya Jewish collaboration with...
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Joseph ben Gershon Loanz; c. 1480 – March, 1554) was the great advocate ("shtadlan") of the German and Polish Jews during the reigns of the Holy Roman Emperor...
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European noble houses. Corresponding historical terms are Jewish bailiff and shtadlan. Examples of what would be later called court Jews emerged when local rulers...
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Jewish nobility and gentry List of European Jewish nobility Schutzjude Shtadlan Useful Jew around AD 1000–1250 Tegel, Susan (2011). The Jew Süss: His Life...
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political figure for the Jews of Alsace and beyond was the long-serving "shtadlan" Josel of Rosheim. In 1510 he was made the parnas u-manhig (sworn guide...
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incunabula Heinrich von Isny (de) Josel of Rosheim (1476–1554), a Jewish shtadlan, born here Cédric Klein (fr) Diebold Lauber (de) Borach Levi, later Joseph...
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were limited by the privileges granted them by local rulers. (See also Shtadlan). These Jews were not assimilated into the larger eastern European societies...
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in Turkey Ottoman Jews Court Jew Crown rabbi Landesrabbiner Schutzjude Shtadlan In languages of other ethnic minorities: Arabic: ruʾasāʾ al-khākhāmāt Armenian:...
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inhabiting, engaging in business in, or passing through his realm. An Alsatian shtadlan, Rabbi Josel of Rosheim, asked a reformer, Wolfgang Capito, to approach...
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