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An exploration of late 19th and early 20th century blood libel cases and their historical context.
A 1h 59m jewish history shiur by SeforimChatter with Nachi Weinstein. Like every video on Lehallel, it was judged and approved under the Lehallel law before it ever appeared — no unreviewed result is ever shown.
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- Jewish History — 1h 59m, by SeforimChatter with Nachi Weinstein
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Blood Libels & Ritual Murder Trials at the turn of the 20th century (with Prof. Hillel Kieval)1:58:43
SZ Series Episode 3: With Prof. Yaacob Dweck discussing Rabbi Yaakov Sasportas1 min
SZ Series Episode 5: With Prof. Matt Goldish part 2: Discussing post-conversion and death of SZ1 minEvery video is reviewed against one written standard before it can play.