Twentieth of Sivan
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Twentieth of Sivan
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The Twentieth of Sivan is a historic Jewish fast day, first instituted by Rabbeinu Tam in 1171. It originally commemorated that year's massacre at Blois in France, the first blood libel in continental Europe. The day was later also marked to commemorate the Cossack riots of 1648–49 in Poland-Lithuania, instituted by the Council of Four Lands in 1650. After World War II, suggestions were made to observe it as a Holocaust memorial day, but this was not widely adopted. In 1948, Tzvi Pesach Frank pr
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2023-08-03T16:47:48Z
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2024-08-30T14:57:08Z
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