Shu"t Teshuva MeAhava
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1754 CE–1826 CE · Acharonim · Prague
A leading student of Rabbi Yechezkel Landau (the "Noda BiYehudah"), he was a prominent Dayan and later Rosh Beis Din of Prague. His most influential work is the three-volume collection of responsa, "Teshuvah Me'Ahavah." He was also a powerful orator and defender of traditional Judaism against Reform.
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Appointed rabbi of Kojetein (Gojtein) in Moravia at age 24.
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