Maharam Asch

1780 CE–1852 CE · Acharonim · Ungvar

Hungarian rabbi, Talmudist, and paytan known as the Maharam Asch after his rabbinates in Gyarmath and Ungvar. He authored the responsa collection *Imre Esh*, published posthumously by his son in 1864, along with *Imrei Yosher* of sermons. Studied under Rabbi Moshe Schreiber at the Mattersdorf yeshiva and represented the Orthodox at the 1844 Paks Conference.

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What they did here

Represented the Orthodox at the Paks Conference on 20–21 August, opposing public education for Jewish children and advocating for private cheder tutoring and appointment of conservative rabbis.

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Shu"t Imrei Eish

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Imrei Yosher

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Imrei Binah

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