Jewish Stories of Prague: Jewish Prague in History and Legend (edit title/settings)

Shelfari edited the settings of Jewish Stories of Prague: Jewish Prague in History and Legend Wednesday, October 27, 2010.

• Added a setting: Jewish Town Of Prague
• Added a setting: Bohemia
• Added a setting: Sára
• Added a setting: Israel
• Added a setting: Germany
• Added a setting: Vltava River
• Added a setting: Cabbala
• Added a setting: Poland
• Added a setting: Vienna
• Added a setting: Charles Bridge

Shelfari edited the characters of Jewish Stories of Prague: Jewish Prague in History and Legend Wednesday, October 27, 2010.

• Added a character: Pinkas
• Added a character: Reb Schmuel
• Added a character: Meisel
• Added a character: Naftali
• Added a character: Rashi
• Added a character: Rabbi Löw
• Added a character: Hanina
• Added a character: Joachim
• Added a character: Rabbi Landau
• Added a character: Solomon
• Added a character: Laudon
• Added a character: Mrs. Sevlerová
• Added a character: Bezalel
• Added a character: Frummet
• Added a character: Mayor Frankl
• Added a character: Jacob
• Added a character: Rebecca
• Added a character: Van Der Gracht
• Added a character: Rabbi Don Abraham
• Added a character: Kalmán

Shelfari edited the subjects of Jewish Stories of Prague: Jewish Prague in History and Legend Saturday, July 10, 2010.

• Added the subject: Subjects > Literature & Fiction

Shelfari edited the classification of Jewish Stories of Prague: Jewish Prague in History and Legend Tuesday, June 8, 2010.

• changed the Dewey Classification: 813

Shelfari edited the description of Jewish Stories of Prague: Jewish Prague in History and Legend Tuesday, June 8, 2010.

• For more than eight centuries, the Jews of Prague lived in the Prague ghetto. During that time, Jewish Prague had always been a place of much mystery to outsiders, even to the closest Christian neighbors. Uncover the secrets of this long forgotten world. Learn about how the famous Old-New Synagogue received its name; about the four words that saved the Prague Jews in the Middle Ages; about Rabbi Loew and his Golem who could be brought to life by inserting a magic card into his mouth; about the Candelabra of Jerusalem finding its way to Prague; about hard-working Maisel and his inheritance; about how the faith of Pinkas was tried; about learned Rabbi Rashi's grave; and about much more.