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Property "HasImageDescription" (as page type) with input value "Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2013.</br></br>The figure of a bear at the top of the monument alludes to the deceased's name: Dov (Hebrew), Ber (Yiddish)— a bear. </br>The crown that the bear holds in its paws symbolizes the piety and decency of the deceased (per Pirke Avot 4:13: “Rabbi Shimon would say: There are three crowns—the crown of Torah, the crown of priesthood and the crown of sovereignty—but the crown of good name surmounts them all”).</br></br>Epitaph:</br></br>ביום א ט אדר</br> שני תקסה [10.03.1805[ ל[פרט]</br> נפט[ר] ה[רב] ה[חכם] הרבני </br>הנגיד המפורסם</br>הנדיב הישיש</br> מהו דוב בער</br>בהרר [בן הרב רבי] יהודא</br>בירקענטאהל</br>תנצבה [תהא נשמתו צרורה בצרור החיים]</br></br>Epitaph translation:</br>On Sunday, the 9th of Adar II</br>[5]665 [=March 10, 1805]</br>The wise, scholarly rabbi passed away </br>The well-known leader</br>The aged benefactor</br>Our teacher Rabbi Dov Ber</br>Son of Rabbi Yehuda</br>Birkenthal</br>May his soul be bound in the bonds of life</br></br>(Translated by Elli Fischer)" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.





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           Tombstone of Dov Ber Birkenthal in the Jewish cemetery of Bolekhiv, 1805.

       Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2013.

The figure of a bear at the top of the monument alludes to the deceased's name: Dov (Hebrew), Ber (Yiddish)— a bear. The crown that the bear holds in its paws symbolizes the piety and decency of the deceased (per Pirke Avot 4:13: “Rabbi Shimon would say: There are three crowns—the crown of Torah, the crown of priesthood and the crown of sovereignty—but the crown of good name surmounts them all”).

Epitaph:

ביום א ט אדר

שני תקסה [10.03.1805[ ל[פרט]
נפט[ר] ה[רב] ה[חכם] הרבני 

הנגיד המפורסם הנדיב הישיש

מהו דוב בער

בהרר [בן הרב רבי] יהודא בירקענטאהל תנצבה [תהא נשמתו צרורה בצרור החיים]

Epitaph translation: On Sunday, the 9th of Adar II [5]665 [=March 10, 1805] The wise, scholarly rabbi passed away The well-known leader The aged benefactor Our teacher Rabbi Dov Ber Son of Rabbi Yehuda Birkenthal May his soul be bound in the bonds of life

(Translated by Elli Fischer)

Region Galicia
Source Jewish Galicia and Bukovina Organization
       Time Period(s)1772-1914
       Depicts (Persons)


       Topics
  • Communal and Social Life
  • Economics
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