District rabbinate Burgpreppach

The district rabbinate Burgpreppach was established in accordance with the regulations of the Bavarian Jewish edict of 1813 in Burgpreppach , a market in the Lower Franconian district of Haßberge in Bavaria .

tasks

The duties included advising on school matters, managing foundations and distributing alms . To finance the district rabbinates, levies were paid by the individual Jewish communities .

District rabbinate congregations

In the 19th century:

• Aidhausen Jewish community
• Jewish community Altenstein
• Autenhausen Jewish Community
• Jewish community of Burgpreppach
• Jewish community of Ermershausen
• Jewish community of Höchheim
• Jewish community Hofheim with a branch community Lendershausen
• Jewish community of Schweinshaupten
• Sulzdorf Jewish community
• Jewish community of Trappstadt

After a new division of the Lower Franconian rabbinate districts, the following communities belonged to the Burgpreppach district rabbinate in 1932:

• Aidhausen Jewish community
• Jewish community of Burgpreppach
• Jewish community of Ermershausen
• Jewish community of Höchheim
• Jewish community of Hofheim
• Jewish community of Kleinbardorf
• Jewish community in Kleineibstadt
• Jewish community Kleinsteinach
• Jewish community Bad Königshofen
• Jewish community of Maroldsweisach
• Jewish community of Memmelsdorf
• Jewish community of Oberlauringen
• Reckendorf Jewish community
• Jewish community of Schweinshaupten

District rabbi

District rabbi Josef Gabriel Adler

• 1838–1845: Abraham Adler (1808–1880)
• before 1848: Josef Gabriel Adler (1802–1873)
• around 1876: A. Hirsch
• until 1927: Max Ephraim
• until 1938: Saul Munk (1899–1969)

Web links

• Jewish community Burgpreppach near Alemannia Judaica