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Les Ratisbonne à Strasbourg, Paris et Jérusalem au XIXe siècle : regards croisés au début du XXIe siècle

Title: Les Ratisbonne à Strasbourg, Paris et Jérusalem au XIXe siècle : regards croisés au début du XXIe siècle / Jean Daltroff ; préface Sandrine Bathilde.
Author: Daltroff, Jean
Publication: Bernardswiller : ID l'édition, 2017.

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Description

104 pages : illustrations; 24 cm

Summary

This book narrates the saga of a Jewish family the Ratisbonne from Fürth inn Bavaria. They came to live in Strasbourg before the French Revolution: Several members of this family were known as social and progressive rise by becoming traders in sheets, bankers and lawyers. Auguste, Louis and Achille Ratisbonne, were very active in the life of the city performing charitable works, and became prominent in the Jewish community in Strasbourg. Other members of this family, Theodore and Alphones Ratisbonne, converted to Catholicism and founded the Religious Congregation of Our Lady of Sion devoting most of their time to training and developing foundations in several countries. This cross between the two religions opens fertile perspectives at the beginning of 21st century.

Subject

Genre/Form

History.

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references.

Language (note)

Text is in French

ISBN

9782367011158
236701115X

LCCN

2017495655

OCLC

on1010777825
1010777825
SCSB-8997724

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library