סאטמארער חסידים – א דאקומענטאר סעריע אויף אידיש

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א גרויסער טייל פון די פאקטן איז גענומען פון Wikipedia; וואו מעגליך זענען זיי באשטעטיגט מיט ענציקלאפעדיעס (YIVO), מוזייען (USHMM, Yad Vashem), צייטונגען און רעגירונג-דאטא (Census). אין פילם ווערט אנגעצייכנט וואס איז היסטאריש באשטעטיגט, וואס איז א מסורה, און וואו די מקורות זענען נישט מסכים. די בילדער זענען פון Wikimedia Commons (די לייסענס שטייט אויפן סקרין ביי יעדן בילד); די מאפעס, טיימליינס און טאבעלעס זענען געמאכט געווארן פאר דעם פילם. די הינטערגרונט-מוזיק איז אויך געמאכט פאר דעם פילם.

  1. Census Reporter (U.S. Census Bureau ACS data), Kiryas Joel village NY
  2. Dress, YIVO Encyclopedia (Olga Goldberg-Mulkiewicz, trans. Christina Manetti)
  3. Food and Drink – YIVO Encyclopedia (Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, 12 Feb. 2010; print edition 2008 per S4)
  4. Hungary before 1918, YIVO Encyclopedia
  5. Kasztner, Rezső – YIVO Encyclopedia
  6. Orthodoxy – YIVO Encyclopedia
  7. Romania, YIVO Encyclopedia
  8. Satmar Hasidic Dynasty, YIVO Encyclopedia (same text as S3)
  9. Sighet Marmaţiei, YIVO Encyclopedia
  10. Satmar Hasidic Dynasty, YIVO Encyclopedia
  11. Transylvania, YIVO Encyclopedia
  12. Yiddish – YIVO Encyclopedia (Dovid Katz)
  13. Newspapers and Periodicals – YIVO Encyclopedia (Avraham Greenbaum)
  14. Satu Mare, YIVO Encyclopedia
  15. Satmar, American-Style, Jewish Review of Books
  16. American Shtetl: The Making of Kiryas Joel… (Berkeley Center for Jewish Studies) —
  17. Kiryas Joel is now Palm Tree, the first official US haredi Orthodox town (JTA) —
  18. Satmar Hasidim Appoint Leader, The New York Times (14 Sept. 1979)
  19. Rabbi Moses Teitelbaum Is Dead at 91 - The New York Times
  20. Amid Mourning, Satmar Succession Goes to Court - The New York Times
  21. Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum | Religion | The Guardian
  22. Family Feud: Will the Real Satmar Please Stand Up? - The Brooklyn Rail
  23. Family Feud: Will the Real Satmar Please Stand Up? – The Brooklyn Rail
  24. "In America, but Not of America," Leah Libresco Sargeant, First Things (June 7, 2022)
  25. Underground Satmar yeshivas approved by administrators (Forward, Molly Boigon, April 22, 2020)
  26. Der Blatt, the Yiddish paper that hid a massive wedding (Forward, November 25, 2020)
  27. Village of Kiryas Joel (official site) —
  28. Monroe town board votes to accelerate Kiryas Joel split (Spectrum News) —
  29. Williamsburg, NY – Satmar Rebbe To Arrive In Jerusalem On Sunday To Shake Up Israeli Elections (photos) | VINnews
  30. Groups Fight Hasidic Village's Water Plans (Courthouse News Service) —
  31. Kiryas Joel, Encyclopaedia Judaica (Encyclopedia.com) —
  32. Video, Photos: Satmar Rebbe Arrives in Israel | Israel National News
  33. Satmar Bikur Cholim | 545 Bedford Ave. | New York
  34. About Satmar Bikur Cholim
  35. The projected growth of the Town of Palm Tree outlined in Comprehensive Plan (The Photo News) —
  36. The Watering of Kiryas Joel (The Photo News) —
  37. The Watering of Kiryas Joel – The Photo News
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  39. Wikipedia, "Board of Education of Kiryas Joel Village School District v. Grumet"
  40. Wikipedia, "Anti-Zionism"
  41. Wikipedia, "Baal Shem Tov."
  42. Wikipedia, "Badchen."
  43. Wikipedia, "Bais Yaakov."
  44. Wikipedia, "Bar and bat mitzvah."
  45. Wikipedia, "Bekishe"
  46. [S6] Wikipedia, "Beth midrash"
  47. [S11] Wikipedia, "Bnei Brak."
  48. Wikipedia, "Board of Education of Kiryas Joel Village School District v. Grumet."
  49. [S14] Wikipedia, "Borough Park, Brooklyn."
  50. Wikipedia, "Brit milah."
  51. Wikipedia, "Chaim Tzvi Teitelbaum."
  52. Wikipedia, "Challah"
  53. Wikipedia, "Cheder."
  54. Wikipedia, "Cholent"
  55. Wikipedia, "Der Blatt."
  56. Wikipedia, "Der Yid."
  57. Wikipedia, "Di Tzeitung."
  58. Wikipedia, "Edah HaChareidis"
  59. Wikipedia, "Eruv"
  60. Wikipedia, "Gefilte fish."
  61. Wikipedia, "Gemach."
  62. Wikipedia, "Haredim and Zionism"
  63. Wikipedia, "Hasidic Judaism"
  64. Wikipedia, "Hasidic philosophy"
  65. Wikipedia, "Hatzalah."
  66. Wikipedia, "Havdalah"
  67. Wikipedia, "Head covering for Jewish women"
  68. Wikipedia, "History of the Jews in Hungary."
  69. Wikipedia, "Joel Teitelbaum."
  70. Wikipedia, "Kashrut."
  71. Wikipedia, "Kastner train."
  72. Wikipedia, "Kiddush"
  73. Wikipedia, "Kippah"
  74. [S11] Wikipedia, "Kiryas Joel, New York"
  75. Wikipedia, "Kiryas Joel School District."
  76. [S7] Wikipedia, "Kiryas Tosh."
  77. Wikipedia, "Klezmer."
  78. Wikipedia, "Kosher certification agency."
  79. Wikipedia, "Kugel."
  80. Wikipedia, "Lag BaOmer."
  81. Wikipedia, "Matzah shmura."
  82. Wikipedia, "Mezuzah"
  83. [S10] Wikipedia, "Monroe, New York."
  84. [S8] Wikipedia, "Monsey, New York."
  85. Wikipedia, "Moshe Teitelbaum (Satmar)."
  86. Wikipedia, "Moshe Teitelbaum (Ujhel)."
  87. Wikipedia, "Neturei Karta"
  88. [S13] Wikipedia, "New Square, New York."
  89. Wikipedia, "Nigun."
  90. Wikipedia, "Northern Transylvania."
  91. [S7] Wikipedia, "Nusach Sefard"
  92. [S17] Wikipedia, "Orange County, New York."
  93. Wikipedia, "Palm Tree, New York."
  94. Wikipedia, "Passover."
  95. Wikipedia, "Payot"
  96. Wikipedia, "Pidyon haben."
  97. Wikipedia, "Purim."
  98. Wikipedia, "Rekel"
  99. Wikipedia, "Rezső Kasztner."
  100. Wikipedia, "Rosh Hashanah."
  101. Wikipedia, "Satmar."
  102. Wikipedia, "Satmar Bikur Cholim."
  103. Wikipedia, "Satu Mare."
  104. Wikipedia, "Shabbat"
  105. Wikipedia, "Shalom Zachar."
  106. Wikipedia, "Shavuot."
  107. Wikipedia, "Shechita."
  108. Wikipedia, "Shidduch."
  109. Wikipedia, "Shomrim (neighborhood watch group)."
  110. Wikipedia, "Shtreimel"
  111. Wikipedia, "Sighetu Marmației."
  112. Wikipedia, "Siyum."
  113. [S12] Wikipedia, "Stamford Hill."
  114. Wikipedia, "Sukkot."
  115. Wikipedia, "Talmud Torah."
  116. Wikipedia, "Tefillin"
  117. Wikipedia, "Tish". (used only for the definition "a gathering of Hasidic Jews")
  118. Wikipedia, "Tisha B'Av". (used only for Tisha B'Av falling on Shabbos and its Havdalah)
  119. [S9] Wikipedia, "Torah scroll"
  120. Wikipedia, "Tzedakah."
  121. Wikipedia, "Upsherin."
  122. Wikipedia, "Vayoel Moshe"
  123. [S12] Wikipedia, "Williamsburg, Brooklyn"
  124. Wikipedia, "Yekusiel Yehuda Teitelbaum (I)."
  125. Wikipedia, "Yeshiva."
  126. Wikipedia, "Yiddish."
  127. Wikipedia, "Yiddish dialects."
  128. Wikipedia, "Yiddish grammar."
  129. Wikipedia, "Yom Kippur."
  130. Wikipedia, "Zalman Leib Teitelbaum."
  131. Wikipedia, "Zemirot"