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180: 1126: 222:'s government. However, in the center of World War II, the Vaad HaYeshivos understood that the war would soon reach Lithuania and the yeshiva students had to escape Europe. They, therefore, arranged Polish passports and visas to the West Indies and Japan for all the students, planning for the students to leave Europe via the 27: 179: 389: 1073: 1053: 596: 1083: 1078: 887: 1005: 954: 762: 659: 489: 1010: 816: 532: 1153: 669: 772: 606: 581: 398: 382: 243: 1129: 995: 517: 939: 375: 214:
During World War II, a major issue arose. Escaping the Communist Soviets that had taken over eastern Poland, many yeshivos traveled to
226:. For many, these efforts were for naught, as train tickets cost an exorbitant amount of money. While many refugees, including the 576: 1178: 1148: 355: 1173: 1163: 155:'Council of Yeshivas') was an organization in Eastern Europe that helped financially support the Lithuanian-style 1183: 1158: 921: 436: 644: 330: 305: 280: 1000: 944: 566: 474: 990: 199:, and remained active at this post for the rest of his life. Its goal was to help finance the yeshivos in 128: 1168: 757: 704: 639: 1108: 1020: 916: 844: 248: 66: 1088: 811: 469: 1068: 854: 459: 223: 204: 611: 586: 227: 219: 192: 168: 32: 709: 679: 674: 8: 1058: 801: 724: 649: 499: 150: 1063: 959: 729: 699: 654: 164: 298:
Great Jewish Treasures: A Collection of Precious Judaica associated with Torah Leaders
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in 1924. Rabbi Grodzinski was appointed head of the organization, which was based in
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Bamberger, Rabbi Moshe (November 2015). "Sabbath and Festivals".
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The organization was introduced at a meeting of rabbis in
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Index


Chaim Ozer Grodzinski
Grodno
Belarus
Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan
Vilnius
Lithuania
Lithuania
White Russia
Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski
Hebrew
lit.
yeshivos
Eastern Europe
Yisroel Meir Kagan
Chaim Ozer Grodzinski

Grodno
Chaim Ozer Grodzinski
Vilna
Lithuania
Poland
Belarus
Vilna
Republic of Lithuania
Trans-Siberian Railway
Mir Yeshiva
Holocaust
List of yeshivos in Europe (before World War II)
Yeshivas in World War II

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