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Mishpatim – Sephardim and Slavery

February 8, 2016by shalommorris 1 Comment

The Torah contains laws that govern slavery, whether captured in war or enslaved to pay off debts. In fact, it is no secret that Sephardim owned slaves. This is particularly […]

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Conference on Jews and Slavery

January 9, 2016by shalommorris 5 Comments

This past October Potsdam University in Germany hosted a conference of interest to the history of the Western Sephardim . The title of the conference was ‘Colonial History – Sephardic Perspectives.’ […]

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