HaRosh Abraham Aharon Halevi Lichtenstadt

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HaRosh Abraham Aharon Halevi Lichtenstadt (Ettinge/Öttingen)

Also Known As: "R' Avraham Lichtenstadt", "Avraham ben Naphtali Oettingen-Levy "Lichtenstadt""
Birthdate:
Death: December 03, 1702 (67-76)
Prague, Hlavní město Praha, Prague, Czechia (Czech Republic)
Immediate Family:

Son of HaRav Dr. Naftali Hirsch HaLevi Ettinge, of Przemsyl and Wife of Naftali Hertz Halevi Ettingen
Husband of Dina Lichtenstadt and Muskat Taussig
Father of Bela Model; Rachel Lichtenstadt; Feile Lichtenstadt; Edel Wiener; Fradel Jontof-Bondi and 5 others
Brother of Moshe HaLevi Ettinge; Zelig HaLevi Ettinge; R' Mordechai Model Halevi Ettinge; Leib HaLevi Ettinge; Wife of R' Eliezer, A.B.D. Dubno (Oettingen) and 1 other
Half brother of Edel Lichtenstadt

Occupation: Court jew and Primator of Prague, parnas de Prague
Managed by: Randy Schoenberg
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About HaRosh Abraham Aharon Halevi Lichtenstadt

Abraham primos hamidina bn Naftali Herz (Hirsch) rofe Oettingan seGal z”l 1702/03

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~prohel/names/loew/spira/li...

  • Encyclopedia.com: LICHTENSTADT, ABRAHAM AARON (d. 1702), *Court Jew and primator ("leader") of the Bohemian Landesjudenschaft. Lichtenstadt has been identified with Aaron Schlackenwerth (d. 1694) and also with Abraham Aaron of Frankfurt, but Tobias *Jakobovits established that he was the son of the physician Naphtali Hirz Oettingen of Przemysl (Poland). He took his family name from his place of residence, Hroznetin (Lichtenstadt). First mentioned as agent of the court of Saxony, he became the shtadlan of Bohemian Jewry in 1673. In 1680 he persuaded *Leopold i to cancel the order expelling the Jews from the Planá community (see *Chodová Planá), and later secured for the Jews the right to attend the Leipzig fairs. He was instrumental in having Abraham *Broda appointed as chief rabbi (Landesrabbiner) of Bohemian Jewry in 1689. As a result of internal strife in the Jewish community, he was denounced for abusing his position when determining the allotment of taxes. Legal proceedings were opened in 1692, and although a case could not be established against him, Leopold i removed him from his post and had him, his son Solomon, and the secretary (Landschreiber) of the Landesjudenschaft imprisoned. The complicated trial which followed was one of the most prominent of its kind at the time. In 1693 he was released from prison and restored to office in 1701; those who had denounced him were imprisoned.

Die Inschriften des alten Judenfriedhofes in Wien bei dr. Bernhard Wachstein- 1 teil- , page 449

Primas von Boehmen

Primater von Böhmen ‎(außer Prag)‎

Primater of Bohemia (except Prague)

Step-son and successor of the first Bohemia Primas (or Primator -- tax collector for the Bohemian Jewish community outside of Prague), Jacob Aaron Lichtenstadt

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Identical with: Abraham Lichtenstadt

About HaRosh Abraham Aharon Halevi Lichtenstadt (עברית)

Die Inschriften des alten Judenfriedhofes in Wien bei dr. Bernhard Wachstein- 1 teil- , page 449

Primas von Boehmen

דור 5 בן ר' אברהם הלוי איטינגא נודע בשמו וכינויו ר' אברהם ליכטנשטאדט פרימוס דעיר פראג [%D7%A4%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%9E%D7%95%D7%A1 הוא תואר הפרנסות מטעם הראשות השלטונית]. בתפקידו זה שימש כמנהיגה של יהדות בוהמיה כולה. בניו ובני בניו היו ידועים כגדולי תורה וכמה מהם היו רבנים ותופסים כסאות למשפט במדינות שונות.