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...ad Chassidic communities in North America and Israel, other communities in Europe, South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Chabad outreach institutions a * Europe ...

...in, Rabbi Aryeh Goldberg, Deputy Director General of the [[Rabbi Center of Europe]], Rabbi [[Baruch Oberlander]], the Rebbe's envoy to Hungary, [[Chief Rabbi '''Hungary''' is a country in Central Europe sharing borders with Austria, Ukraine, and Romania. The Rebbe's shluchim se ...

...tain (generally: The United Kingdom) is a country located opposite Western Europe, with 70 million residents. The country consists of four nations that previ [[Category:Category:Continent Europe]] ...

...the largest, most important, and longest-established Jewish communities in Europe. Before World War II, the community numbered approximately 55,000 people, a In 2015, a yeshiva ketana for children of shluchim from Europe was opened by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Tvardovitch. As of 2017, the yeshiva nu ...

...of his time with our Rebbes in [[Lubavitch]], [[Rostov]], [[Leningrad]], [[Europe]], and the [[United States]] - during the years [[1907]] - [[1939]]. ...

...to Russia. Because of this, Jewish towns were widespread mainly in Eastern Europe, Ukraine, and Polish territories annexed to Russia. ...ound, many young Jews left the shtetls and migrated to Central and Western Europe, and some even to the United States and Eretz Yisrael. With the end of Czar ...

...lled about two hundred years later) and their partial migration to Eastern Europe also influenced Yiddish's development. Different dialects developed in Yiddish, divided by regions in Eastern Europe. Today, special dialects have also developed in Israel, particularly in Jer ...

...Countries - Reb Binyamin Eliyahu Gorodetzky, the Rebbe's representative in Europe * Germany - Reb Avrohom Yitzchak Glick, traveling shliach in Europe ...

...er Nemtzov, he was appointed as secretary to the Frierdiker Rebbe and left Europe together with the Frierdiker Rebbe, who took him along to the United States ...

...ts and their special needs. These exist primarily in the United States and Europe. ...

...tablished a branch of the FREE institution (Friends of Refugees of Eastern Europe) in the city. He founded a Chabad synagogue for this community, and in 1994 ...

...g the leaders of the F.R.E.E. organization (Friends of Refugees of Eastern Europe). ...

In 5716, the Rebbe began sending him to various countries in Europe and South America. In 5718, the Rebbe sent him as the first permanent shlia ...

...t Union]] through Lvov and arrived at displaced persons camps throughout [[Europe]]. Most chassidim stayed in the [[Pocking camp]] in Germany, and from there ...at efforts to rescue as many Tmimim and chassidim as possible from burning Europe ...

...ing their emigration. During the war, after conquering vast territories in Europe, the Nazis moved to actions of oppression, abuse, and genocide against Jews ...

...f of the yeshiva, traveling throughout the United States, Canada, and even Europe, and despite his advanced age, worked energetically to obtain funding for t ...

...ntury, the French language spread to additional parts of the world outside Europe, mainly in Africa and Asia. ...

...ing the 'Known Escape' in 5706-5707 (1946-1947) settled in the DP camps in Europe, and most of them settled in the Pocking camp. They developed a community a ...h 5707, the Frierdiker Rebbe sent his son-in-law the Rashag for a visit to Europe. ...

...lex issue of releasing agunos, receiving questions from throughout Eastern Europe. This section indeed fills two large volumes in the 1992 edition, containin ...

...h the American sector of Germany. Since after the war, there were areas in Europe under American control and other areas under Soviet control. The Frierdiker == Displaced Persons Camps in Europe == ...