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- Doctor of Philosophy in 1844 from University of Munich, studied under Schelling and Thiersch.
Instructor at University of Munich
Father's Assistant (also a Rabbi)
Rabbinical Diploma 1845
1848: German Revolution, delivered political addresses that were
anti-monarchial, came into conflict with authorities and was compelled to
emigrate to US.
Came to the Washington Hebrew Elementary School, Washington, D. C. every three months to examine classes
Elected First Rabbi Lloyd Street Synagogue Baltimore, Maryland, 10/3/1849, stayed for 10 years
1859-> Eden street congregation, active for 33 years,
Retired 1892
In 1851, he introduced confirmation for girls, causing a lot of resistance among the congregation. [2]
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