Sherer, Rabbi Moshe

Sherer, Rabbi Moshe
▪ 1999

      American Orthodox Jewish leader who aided the right wing of Orthodox Judaism by helping build the Agudath Israel of America organization from a small group into an influential force (b. June 8, 1921, Brooklyn, N.Y.—d. May 17, 1998, Manhattan, N.Y.).

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