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<li><b>Time period</b> – R. Mecklenburg lived through times of great social upheaval including Jewish emancipation, and the Haskalah and Reform movements. Despite his anti-Reform agenda, R. Mecklenburg operated within a united Jewish community in Koenigsburg, where the Reform community was relatively moderate and respected, to some extent, R. Mecklenburg's authority.<fn>See Dell, Parshanut: 25-26.</fn></li> | <li><b>Time period</b> – R. Mecklenburg lived through times of great social upheaval including Jewish emancipation, and the Haskalah and Reform movements. Despite his anti-Reform agenda, R. Mecklenburg operated within a united Jewish community in Koenigsburg, where the Reform community was relatively moderate and respected, to some extent, R. Mecklenburg's authority.<fn>See Dell, Parshanut: 25-26.</fn></li> | ||
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| Name | R. Yaakov Mecklenburg ר' יעקב צבי בן גמליאל מקלנבורג |
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| Dates | 1785-1865 |
| Location | Gnesen, Koenigsberg |
| Works | HaKetav VeHaKabbalah |
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| Influenced by | Shadal |
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Background1
Life
- Name –
- Hebrew name – ר' יעקב צבי בן גמליאל מקלנבורג
- Dates – 1785-1865
- Location – R. Mecklenburg spent much of his youth in Inowroclaw,2and lived in Gnesen, and Koenigsberg.
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- Family – – His daughter married R. Baruch Gollub.
- Teachers – R. Zecharyah Mendel b. R. David Tevele3
- Contemporaries – R. Samuel David Luzzatto,4 R.Tzvi Hirsch Kalischer5
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- Time period – R. Mecklenburg lived through times of great social upheaval including Jewish emancipation, and the Haskalah and Reform movements. Despite his anti-Reform agenda, R. Mecklenburg operated within a united Jewish community in Koenigsburg, where the Reform community was relatively moderate and respected, to some extent, R. Mecklenburg's authority.6
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- Jewish thought – Iyyun Tefilah8
- Other works – R. Mecklenburg's extant letters and approbations are important sources for his history and thought.9
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Torah Commentary
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