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Bernard Cantor

Bernard Cantor (March 30, 1892 – July 5, 1920) was an American-born, Reform rabbi with experience in social work who volunteered to work as an emissary for the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (also known as the Joint or the JDC) in Poland and Ukraine (then Galicia) following World War I and the Russian Revolution, providing relief to Jewish…

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Life in the United States

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Bernard Cantor (1892-03-30)March 30, 1892 Buffalo, New York, USA
Died
July 5, 1920(1920-07-05) (aged 28) Yarmolintsky, Ukraine
Occupations
Rabbi, Jewish activist
Parent(s)
Isaac Cantor and Rose Rachel Cantor
Years active
1915–1920

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Bernard Cantor

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Bernard Cantor

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related to Legacy · 15
Bernard Cantor → American Jewish Joint Distribution, April, As, Bernard Epstein, Cantor, Cantor's, Committee, Friedlander, Israel Friedlaender, Jewish, One, Other, Since Bernard Cantor, Thus, Ukrainian Jewish
related to Further reading · 10
Bernard Cantor → American Jewish Archives Journal, Beizer, Diaspory, For, Friedlaender, Rabbi Bernard Cantor, Russian, The Truth Rediscovered, Vol, Who Murdered Professor Israel
Born · 1
Bernard Cantor → Bernard Cantor (1892-03-30)March 30, 1892 Buffalo, New York, USA
Died · 1
Bernard Cantor → July 5, 1920(1920-07-05) (aged 28) Yarmolintsky, Ukraine
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Bernard Cantor → Rabbi, Jewish activist
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Bernard Cantor → Isaac Cantor and Rose Rachel Cantor
Years active · 1
Bernard Cantor → 1915–1920

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Bernard CantorBornBernard Cantor (1892-03-30)March 30, 1892 Buffalo, New York, USA1.00infobox
Bernard CantorDiedJuly 5, 1920(1920-07-05) (aged 28) Yarmolintsky, Ukraine1.00infobox
Bernard CantorOccupationsRabbi, Jewish activist1.00infobox
Bernard CantorParent(s)Isaac Cantor and Rose Rachel Cantor1.00infobox
Bernard CantorYears active1915–19201.00infobox
Bernard Cantorrelated to Further readingBeizer0.60section
Bernard Cantorrelated to Further readingWho Murdered Professor Israel0.60section
Bernard Cantorrelated to Further readingFriedlaender0.60section
Bernard Cantorrelated to Further readingRabbi Bernard Cantor0.60section
Bernard Cantorrelated to Further readingThe Truth Rediscovered0.60section
Bernard Cantorrelated to Further readingAmerican Jewish Archives Journal0.60section
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