The Jewish Story: Season 2, Episode 12: Movement and Controversy

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The Jewish Story: Season 2, Episode 12: Movement and Controversy

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Within two decades after the Baal Shem Tov died, a movement had sprung up from his revolutionary thoughts. But this new current of Jewish life did not emerge without controversy. And as the chasidim and their opponents were struggling over … Read the rest

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The Jewish Story: Season 2, Episode 12: Movement and Controversy

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