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Abe Mirvish Photograph and Document Series
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- Photographic material
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2011- (Custody)
- Custodian
- SAJM Jewish Digital Archive Project (JDAP)
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2011 (Donation)
- Donation
- Gillian Cress
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1905-2007 (Collection)
- Collector
- Abe Mirvish
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Consisting of a large number of family photographs, documents and various correspondence, the Abe Mirvish Photograph and Document Series depicts various aspects of Jewish life, such as religious ceremonies (bat mitzvahs) and weddings, as well as every-day life of the Mirvish family. Also included are images of Rabbi Moses Chaim Mirvish while studying, as well as attending the opening ceremony of the Beit Hamedrash in Vredehoek around the 1930s. A small bonus included is a hand-drawn map of a shtetl in Plungian, Russia.
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Donated by Gillian Cress
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Unless otherwise stated the copyright of all material on the Jewish Digital Archive Project resides with the South African Jewish Museum.