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Historical and Spiritual Importance of LiskaRecognized for its profound Jewish roots, Liska has held a place of religious and cultural significance since the 19th century. Many pilgrims make their way to Liska each year, moved by the legacy of Tzvi Hirsh Liska, also known as Hershele Lisker. Visitors to Liska can explore over 500 historical Jewis

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Olaszliszka Jewish Cemetery The Olaszliszka Jewish Cemetery is a significant historical and cultural memorial site in Hungary, located in the village of Olaszliszka. This cemetery represents an important part of the local Jewish community’s past, which had a notable presence in the village from the 19th century until the mid-20th century. Histori

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Liska: Where Greatness Finds Its Home

Liska: Where Greatness Finds Its HomeKerestir Rebbe Steiner Sajele spent his life studying and living here.Rebbe Steiner Sajele kerestir studied in Liska in the house of Reb Hershele Friedmann, where he absorbed the greatest Torah knowledge and wisdom. This knowledge led him to his great journey in the service of the community.The core of Hasidic s

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The Hungarian village of Olaszliszka, or Liska as it is known to the local Jewish community, is a magical retreat that welcomes tens of thousands of Orthodox Jews annually.

Olaszliszka, known locally as Liska, is a captivating retreat in Hungary that attracts tens of thousands of Orthodox Jews annually.The uniqueness of Liska Jewish Cemetery lies in its role as a sacred space for tradition and dedicated faith. The holy grave of Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Friedman, or as the community calls him: "Hershel Lisker", the first hom

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