Guide to the Rabbi Aaron Dym Prayer for Success and Liberation
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Collection Overview | |
| Creator: | Dym, Aaron |
| Title: | Aaron Dym prayer for success and liberation |
| Dates: | circa 1940s |
| Size: | 1 folder |
| Abstract: | Rabbi Aaron Dym was the Rabbi of Congregation Shaare Torah at 15A West 73rd Street in New York City, as well as the Secretary of the Federation of Orthodox Rabbis of America. He lived during World War II and composed a prayer in support of President Franklin Roosevelt and the American troops, condemning the Germans and the Japanese and their allies. |
| Languages: | Materials are in English and Hebrew. |
| Call No: | 1993.015 |
About This Guide
Finding aid encoded July, 2009
Finding aid encoded in English.
Biographical Note
Rabbi Aaron Dym was the Rabbi of Congregation Shaare Torah at 15A West 73rd Street in New York City, as well as the Secretary of the Federation of Orthodox Rabbis of America. He lived during World War II and composed a prayer in support of President Franklin Roosevelt and the American troops, condemning the Germans and the Japanese and their allies.
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of a prayer for success and liberation, specifically from the Germans and the Japanese, written by Rabbi Aaron Dym. The prayer is mostly comprised of words and phrases from other sources, such as Scripture and the existing liturgy. It is printed in both Hebrew and English. Also included, printed on the back of the title page, is Psalm 23 in English.
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