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• Lithuanian Judaism
  '''Lithuanian Judaism''', named so due to the Lithuanian background of most of its founders, adhe The major ideologue of Lithuanian Judaism was Rabbi Eliyyahu of Vilnius, widely known as the [[Vilna Gaon]] (1720 –
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• Lithuanian Judaism/Approval
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• Lithuanian Judaism/Definition
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• Lithuanian Judaism/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Lithuanian Judaism]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Haredi Judaism/Definition
  The most religiously orthodox variants of [[Judaism]] with [[Lithuanian Judaism|Lithuanian]], [[Hasidic Judaism|Hasidic]] and [[Haredi Judaism|Sephardic Ha
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• Haredi Judaism
  * [[Lithuanian Judaism]], named such due to the Lithuanian background of most of its adherents and ...Sephardic Haredi Judaism]], which is ideologically loosely affiliated with Lithuanian Judaism.
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• Vilna Gaon/Definition
  ...i Eliyahu ben Shlomo Zalman of Vilnius, Lithuania, the founding scholar of Lithuanian Judaism
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• Hasidic Judaism/Related Articles
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• Lithuanian Judaism
  '''Lithuanian Judaism''', named so due to the Lithuanian background of most of its founders, adhe The major ideologue of Lithuanian Judaism was Rabbi Eliyyahu of Vilnius, widely known as the [[Vilna Gaon]] (1720 –
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• Haredi Judaism/Related Articles
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• Yeshiva/Related Articles
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• Lithuanian Judaism/Related Articles
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• Vilna Gaon
  ...founding the [[yeshiva]] movement that gave rise to what is now known as [[Lithuanian Judaism]].
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• Vilna Gaon/Related Articles
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