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Bodenheimer, Hans S., Rabbi (Germany) (b. 1913-d. 1999)

 Person

Biography

Rabbi of Congregation Tikov Cadoshoh. Before entering the US, he was arrested by Nazis.He relocated to Hartford in 1939, and began organizing services and hebrew school, creating the temple. He finished his jewish and hebrew studies in 1968, he became a rabbi shortly after.

Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:

Conservative Judaism_1978/5/28, Oral Event History

 Digital Record
Identifier: conservative judaism_1978/5/28, oral event history
Dates: May 25, 1978

Conservative Judaism_1978/5/28, Oral Event History, May 25, 1978

 Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 182
Scope and Contents Subject: History of Conservative Judaism/Synagogues in Greater Hartford **Three Part Synagogue SeriesSpeaker: Rabbi Stanley KesslerKessler gives an overview of the conservative movement in the Greater Hartford area, giving brief histories of various congregations and general conservative movement (idea of “Positive-Historical” and “Catholic Israel”, that is, universal Israel). Great deal of focus the Emanuel. Discusses changes over the years (and congregational...
Dates: May 25, 1978

Kessler, Rabbi Stanley, 1954 - 2013

 File — Folder 3
Conservtive Movement Event Subject: History of Conservative Judaism/Synagogues in Greater Hartford **Three Part Synagogue SeriesSpeaker: Rabbi Stanley KesslerKessler gives an overview of the conservative movement in the Greater Hartford area, giving brief histories of various congregations and general conservative movement (idea of “Positive-Historical” and “Catholic Israel”, that is, universal Israel). Great deal of focus the Emanuel. Discusses changes over the years (and congregational...
Dates: 1954 - 2013