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Town with a Jewish Past: The
Schools of Czernowitz |
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TEACHERS' SEMINARION:
There were two teachers' seminarion in
Czernowitz. One was
for Hebrew
elementary and high school teachers and the other for "gananot"
i.e., kindergarten teachers. Per Abraham Kogan,
both of them held their classes in Toynbeehalle. Further:
"The
Teachers' Seminarion, a Jewish Community institution , Zionism-oriented, was located in the Toynbeehalle. The objective was to
prepare a cadre of Hebrew teachers, who upon graduation were
expected to be employed by Hebrew schools (mainly elementary, but
also high schools) all over Eastern Europe. The Seminar was
apparently established by the Czernowitzer Oberrabiner Dr. Abraham
Mark (Chief Rabbi) and was not recognized by the Romanian
authorities."
The second man from the
left, standing in the back row, has been identified as Yossef
Spivak.
Please help
us identify these future teachers of Czernowitz.
If you can, please contact the Museum at
postmaster@museumoffamilyhistory.com.
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