Rabbi Judah ben Betzalel Loew (Maharal of Prague) and Perel Shmelkes-Reich

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Husband Rabbi Judah ben Betzalel Loew (Maharal of Prague)

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           Born: Apr 10, 1512 - Poznan (Posen), Poland
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           Died: Aug 22, 1609 - Prague, Czech Republic
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       Marriage: 

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Wife Perel Shmelkes-Reich

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           Born: 1528 - Prague, Czech Republic
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           Died: May 5, 1610 - Prague, Czech Republic
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Children

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1 F Rachel Loew

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           Born: 1554 - Prague, Czech Republic
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           Died: 1633 - Prague, Czech Republic
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         Spouse: Avraham ben Moshe Heller-Wallerstein

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2 F Leah Loew

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           Born: 
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         Spouse: Isaac HaKohan Katz

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3 F Feigele Loew

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         Spouse: Isaac HaKohan Katz

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General Notes: Husband - Rabbi Judah ben Betzalel Loew (Maharal of Prague)

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_PHOTO: _TEXT The old synagogue of the city, where Rabbi Loew officiated. Accordin
CONC g to legend, the remains of the golem are kept inside its genizah an
CONC d almost no one is allowed in there. Other tales speak of nazi officer
CONC s entering it to see the golem, only to be killed or left mad by it a
CONC s they tried ot bring it back to life. One of the Gerrer Rebbes, afte
CONC r entered the genizah, said that "nobody should go there". Notice t
CONC hat the clock below the tower on the backdrop building ahs Hebrew nume
CONC rals and runs backwards in relation to the other one.
OBJE: _TEXT The old synagogue of the city, where Rabbi Loew officiated. Accordin
CONC g to legend, the remains of the golem are kept inside its genizah an
CONC d almost no one is allowed in there. Other tales speak of nazi officer
CONC s entering it to see the golem, only to be killed or left mad by it a
CONC s they tried ot bring it back to life. One of the Gerrer Rebbes, afte
CONC r entered the genizah, said that "nobody should go there". Notice t
CONC hat the clock below the tower on the backdrop building ahs Hebrew nume
CONC rals and runs backwards in relation to the other one.
OBJE: _TEXT Bio

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Sources

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1. Tachna.GED. Source Medium: Other