Central Conference of American Rabbis, Vol. 29 (Classic Reprint): Thirtieth Annual Convention, April Second to Seventh, Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen, ... Nineteen, Cincinnati, Ohio (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Meet the 1919 Central Conference of American Rabbis in Cincinnati and see how early reform Judaism organized for change.

This volume captures the Thirtieth Annual Convention, held in April 1919, and presents the officers’ reports, committee work, and the wide range of topics that shaped American Jewish life at the time. It collects proceedings, committee findings, and the voices that guided the movement during a pivotal era.

- Learn how leaders organized, debated, and acted on issues from religious education to public policy.
- Explore the structure of the conference, its commissions, and the key reports that influenced reform Judaism.
- See personal recollections and historical context that illustrate the early growth of a national rabbinic body.

Ideal for readers of Jewish American history, students of religious reform, and anyone interested in how professional associations shaped community life in the early 20th century.

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