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Rabbi Loew
Rabbi Loew was a rabbi who lived in Prague in the late 16th century.
History
To protect the Jewish community there from pogroms, in 1580 he created the Golem and brought it to life, then instructed it in its purpose. He is an ancestor of Max Loew. ("Golem")
Real World History
Rabbi Loew was a real historical figure. His full name was Judah Loew ben Bezalel (1513-1609), and he was a noted rabbi in Prague during the late 16th century, famed for his scholarliness; even the Holy Roman Emperor met with him in 1592. His fame led, in time, to his being credited with having created the Golem, the story originating in the mid 18th century.
Production Background
Voice Actor: Victor Brandt
See also
- Rabbi Loew at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
