87. Origins of the Jews of Poland and Eastern Europe (Jewish History Lab)
A brief overview of the migration of Jews to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the medieval period. For further reading: ...
Baruch Spinoza Jewish Biography as History Dr. Henry Abramson
Revered by many as a pivotal figure in modern religious philosophy yet reviled by his contemporaries in the Jewish community of ...
Who Was Rav Kook? Jewish History @ J Dr. Henry Abramson
Mystic and early Zionist, Rabbi Avraham Isaac Kook's challenging and eclectic philosophy has inspired generations of Jews since ...
Was Christopher Columbus Jewish?
At about 28:30. the video seems to have gotten a little messed up, but the audio works until the end. Apologies! Join our ...
Why do Some People Hate Jews?
Part 3 of Jewish History for Parents and other Teachers of Children. This video is produced for educational content only.
Who was Josephus, the Roman Jew? Jews of Italy pt. 3
Brief overview of the life and work of Josephus, important chronicler of the Roman-Jewish war and Jewish history to the 1st ...
Origins of Sephardic Jewry Dr. Henry Abramson
Brief overview of the origins of Sephardic Jewry, from earliest settlement through the Visigothic period to the Muslim Conquest of ...
Judaism and Early Christianity (Essential Lectures in Jewish History) Dr. Henry Abramson
Born in turbulent times, Christianity emerged from its intensely Jewish roots to become the official religion of the Roman Empire ...
All Jewish History in Under 18 Minutes
An expanded version of "they tried to kill us, we survived, let's eat." Jewish history for ridiculously busy people. Please only watch ...
Jews and Judaism in the Year Zero (Essential Lectures in Jewish History) Dr. Henry Abramson
Lecture two in the Essential Lectures in Jewish History series by Dr. Henry Abramson. This lecture identifies the main ideological ...
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