He really had something to say
Subtitle: the ideas of Rabbi Samuel Wohl : a biographical presentation and world perspective of scope and compassion
By: by Theodore H. Wohl, Amiel Wohl.
Contributors: Wohl, Amiel.
Publisher: Ktav Pub. House
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Jersey City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: Wohl, Samuel, 1895-1972; Isaac M. Wise Temple (Cincinnati, Ohio); Rabbis -- Ohio -- Cincinnati -- Biography; Reform Judaism -- Ohio -- Cincinnati; Cincinnati (Ohio) -- Biography
Genres: Biography.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Life in the pale and beyond; title: Thinkers, activists, and a fateful departure; title: Ethnic potpourri; title: Early professional development : idealism translated into action; title: Rabbinic power; title: New arrivals, joie de vivre, and marriage; title: A watershed decision; title: A precious gift; title: Ordination and graduation; title: Early ministry; title: A major merger, Cincinnati developments, Jewish arrivals; title: Bricks, mortar, and leadership; title: Vital friends and religious persons; title: Early world perspectives : identification of European totalitarianism; title: The darkest hour of midnight; title: Denazification, dp camps, Mexico, South America, and Japan; title: Beloved pastor : further ideas of consequence, Reform Jewish practice, congregational personages, educational ferment, CCAR manifesto, World Union for Progressive Judaism; title: Notable HUC presidential successor, light of Reform Judaism transplanted, dissent from respected mentor's opinions; title: Angry dismay at Israeli clerical privileges; title: The religion of labor, Israel and the United States, developments and personages in Palestine/Israel; title: Eyewitness to history : summary and musings about Zion.