Adolf Salvendi

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Adolf Salvendi (born January 18, 1837 in Waag-Neustadl ; died December 23, 1914 in Karlsruhe ) was a German rabbi .

Life

Book stamp by Adolf Salvendi

Adolf Salvendi received his first training in his hometown from the local Rabbi Josef Weisse .

From November 8, 1858, he studied eight semesters at the University of Breslau , on November 2, 1862, he received his doctorate at the University of Jena with the dissertation Joseph Kimchi , sketched from his works (unprinted).

First he was briefly rabbi in the West Prussian town of Berent in 1864 and then followed a call to the Bavarian Palatinate . From 1866 to January 1, 1909, he was District Rabbi of the District Rabbinate Dürkheim-Frankenthal , based in Dürkheim .

He was a strict representative of Orthodox Judaism , which led to problems with the representatives of liberal Judaism in many parishes of his district rabbinate.

He was active in the Lemaan Zion association , a Zionist association for Germany, and in the association for the education of Jewish orphans in Palestine , both of which had their headquarters in Frankfurt am Main. When his admirers provided him with a sum for a Palestine foundation on his 70th birthday, he decided that a new orphanage should be built through this foundation in the Salvendi colony.

His first wife was Augusta Meyer (1842–1870), his second Charlotte-Schönche (1846–1910). His grave and that of his second wife are in the Jewish cemetery in Karlsruhe .

His son Hugo Salvendi (born February 20, 1877 in Dürkheim) was a doctor and was murdered in Auschwitz in 1942 .

Fonts

  • Sermons, I. Collection. Frankfurt am Main 1866.
  • All beginning with God, Frankfurt am Main 1867.
  • The man and his time. Sermon given in the synagogue at Dürkheim on June 9, 1866, Frankfurt am Main 1867.
  • 'Aleh Zayīth. An oil leaf on the tree of my life. A well-deserved, honorable memorial for my wife Augusta, born in the prime of life. Meyer, Karlsruhe 1871.
  • 'Īlōnē ma'achāl we'īlōnē serāq. Fruit-bearing and fruitless trees. A review of time, Vienna 1876.

literature

  • AB Posner, In: A. Elmaleh (Ed.): Ḥemdat Yisrael (1946) pp. 136–146.
  • Julius Carlebach, Michael Brocke (ed.): The rabbis of the emancipation period in the German, Bohemian and Greater Poland countries 1781–1871 (= Biographical Handbook of Rabbis 1). Edited by Carsten Wilke. Volume 2: Kaempf - Zuckermann. Saur, Munich 2004, ISBN 3-598-24871-7 , pp. 1537-1548 ( digitized version ).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Commemorative Book - Victims of Persecution of the Jews under the National Socialist Tyranny in Germany 1933–1945 . Retrieved February 15, 2016.