Administration of the Juedische Volkskueche
Administration of the Jüdische Volksküche with a photograph of Rabbi Arnold Taenzer on the desk; Biala, Poland. Born in Pressburg, Austria-Hungary (now Bratislava, Czechoslovakia) on January 30, 1871, Arnold (also known as Aron) Taenzer received his doctorate at the University of Berlin. He was an army chaplain during World War I and established kitchens in Poland for the Jewish population. He served as rabbi in Hohenems and Meran, Austria, and in Goeppingen, where he died on March 19, 1937. |Source = Flickr: Administration of the Juedische Volkskueche with a photograph of Rabbi Arnold Taenzer on the desk; Biala, Poland |Date = 2010-07-23 12:16:18 |Author = Center for Jewish History, NYC |Permission = |other_versions =
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