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Chanukah Gelt

Gifting coins to children and rebbe/teacher on Chanukah — Eastern European Ashkenazi tradition.

Gifting coins to children and rebbe/teacher on Chanukah — Eastern European Ashkenazi tradition.

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Pele Yoetz · Eliezer Papo · c. 1815 CE

Relevance: High

Chanukah gelt is the Eastern European Ashkenazi custom of giving coins to children and teachers during Chanukah as gifts and rewards for learning. (Yitzchak Eizik Chaver) Addresses Chanukah customs an

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Kitzur Shulchan Arukh · Shlomo Ganzfried · c. 1844 CE

Relevance: High

Chanukah gelt is the Eastern European Ashkenazi custom of giving coins to children and teachers during Chanukah as gifts and rewards for learning. (Shlomo Ganzfried) Provides practical Ashkenazi custo

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Curated Attribution (metadata) :: chanukah-gelt :: generalcurated_attribution

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Relevance: High

Chanukah gelt is the Eastern European Ashkenazi custom of giving coins to children and teachers during Chanukah as gifts and rewards for learning. Metadata reference documenting this as an established

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