675 KB0 KB201320252025Podbersič, Renatoštevilka:2letnik:80str. 55-73DOI:10.34291/Edinost/80/02/PodbersicISSN:2335-4127COBISSID_HOST:262142467URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-8AE3LSA8slInštitut Stanka Janežiča za dogmatično, osnovno in ekumensko teologijo ter religiologijo in dialog, Teološka fakulteta Univerze v LjubljaniEdinost in dialogHungarian JewryJewish community in AbbaziaJewish community in Goriziajudovska skupnost v Goricijudovska skupnost v Opatijimadžarsko judovstvoOrthodox rabbiortodoksni rabinrabbinical family Sofer-Schreiberrabinska družina Sofer-SchreiberRabin Abraham (Sofer) Schreiber – med Sočo in Kvarnerjem| Rabbi Abraham (Sofer) Schreiber – between the Soča/Isonzo river and the Kvarner Gulf|Based on archival sources and literature, the article deals with the life and activities of the renowned Rabbi and Professor Abraham Adolfo Schreiber (1897, Eger–1982, Jerusalem), a member of Orthodox Judaism, descended from the old Hungarian Orthodox rabbinical Sofer -Schreiber family. Members of this family are descendants of Rabbi Moses (Chatam) Sofer-Schreiber (1762, Frankfurt am Main–1839, Pressburg/Pozsony/Bratislava), also called Chatam Sofer, an influential Jewish scholar in the large and important Jewish community in Bratislava/Pozsony/Pressburg, then in Hungary. Abraham Schreiber was an excellently educated, good and prolific writer, and it was in Gorizia that he began to devote himself to the preparation of critical editions of the works of medieval Talmudists, specializing primarily in the High Medieval rabbi Menachem Meiri. Rabbi Schreiber was the last rabbi in Gorizia; in 1936 he left the city for Opatija, where he took care of the Orthodox faithful, together with neighbouring Rijeka (Fiume, Reka). When anti-Jewish legislation was passed in fascist Italy, he and his family emigrated to Palestine in 1939. Between 1948 and 1966, he lectured at a Jewish Theological Seminary in New YorkPrispevek na podlagi arhivskih virov in literature osvetljuje delovanje priznanega rabina in profesorja Abrahama Adolfa Schreiberja (1897, Eger–1982, Jeruzalem), sicer pripadnika ortodoksnega judovstva, po rodu iz stare madžarske ortodoksne rabinske družine Sofer-Schreiber. Pripadniki te družine so potomci rabina Mosesa (Chatama) SoferjaSchreiberja (1762, Frankfurt na Majni–1839, Bratislava), ki so ga imenovali tudi Chatam Sofer, vplivnega judovskega učenjaka v veliki in pomembni judovski skupnosti v Bratislavi na tedanjem Ogrskem. Abraham Schreiber je bil odlično izobražen, dober in plodovit pisec, prav v Gorici se je začel posvečati pripravi kritičnih izdaj del srednjeveških talmudistov, specializiral se je predvsem za visokosrednjeveškega rabina Menahema Meirija. Rabin Schreiber je bil zadnji rabin v Gorici, iz mesta je leta 1936 odšel v Opatijo, kjer je skrbel za ortodoksne vernike skupaj s sosednjo Reko (Rijeka, Fiume). Ob sprejemu protijudovske zakonodaje v fašistični Italiji se je leta 1939 z družino izselil v Palestino. Med letoma 1948 in 1966 je predaval na Judovskem teološkem seminarju v New Yorku (Jewish Theological Seminary)TEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Teološka fakulteta