the New York Times / JTS / Reconstructionism / HaPardes / Menorah Journal / Nazi Europe / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Israel / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Courtesy Klau Library / Memorial Day / Hotel McAlpin / /
Holiday
Thanksgiving / Independence Day / Memorial Day / /
IndustryTerm
kosher food industry / religious law / face-saving public relations / unofficial magazine / kosher food / /
Organization
Society for the Advancement of Judaism / Court of Elders / Union of Orthodox / Conservative / Agudat HaRabbanim / Reconstructionist Foundation / Yeshiva College / Orthodox Union / Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United States and Canada / Kaplan and the Conservative / Christian Church / Union of Orthodox Rabbis / /
Person
Louis Epstein / Jacob Joseph / Ira Eisenstein / Mordecai Kaplan / Israel Rosenberg / Eliezer Silver / Eugene Kohn / /
Position
President / Commentator / founder / Rabbi Israel Doshowitz / chief rabbi / gifted and committed teacher / Rabbi / /
The Excommunication of Mordecai Kaplan Zachary Silver On 12 June 1945, a group of Orthodox rabbis known as Agudat HaRabbanim1 assembled in the Hotel McAlpin in New York and burned the siddur of Rabbi Mordecai Menahem Kap