Who Was Count Emicho? Jews and the First Crusade Dr. Henry Abramson

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024

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  • @billzen
    @billzen 8 лет назад +6

    Thank you Dr. Abramson ! These talks are outstanding and combine great humor with great scholarship. Best wishes from an ex-Brooklynite.

  • @curiolus
    @curiolus 8 лет назад +5

    Thanks for a great set of lectures Henry, I'm learning lots of history and from a point of view I wouldn't normally get access to.

  • @lirisa1869
    @lirisa1869 8 лет назад +4

    This was a very interesting lecture to listen to, Dr. Abramson.

  • @tommyodonovan3883
    @tommyodonovan3883 8 лет назад +5

    I am so proud of my grandfather (Paka) Ulilka Bosma who helped Jews in occupied Friesland Holland during WW2.
    My grandmother turned 100 this month. She is very health and much loved.
    Your Alberta friend, Tommy.

  • @naomikoopmans
    @naomikoopmans 8 лет назад +4

    Thanks Dr Abramson for another great lecture. Kol HaKavod!

    • @naomikoopmans
      @naomikoopmans 8 лет назад

      +Henry Abramson True, I've been busy with (too) many other things. But now I'm back, enoying your lectures!

  • @j.m1563
    @j.m1563 8 лет назад +2

    this was one of the best lectures, thank you

  • @veaudor
    @veaudor 9 лет назад +5

    Ohhhh! The agony. .... having to wait until almost 30.00 to hear one of Dr A's priceless jokes!!
    of course, the lecture is priceless too. :*)

  • @bradleyshirts2163
    @bradleyshirts2163 Год назад

    "The Crusaders", one of my favorite jazz groups.

  • @sarawilliamson5420
    @sarawilliamson5420 6 лет назад +1

    I am current writing a paper on the Rhineland Massacre and this has helped me put everything in perspective, thank you!

  • @rdanko
    @rdanko 9 лет назад +3

    my mum used to cover our furniture with plastic ...it is a dying custom !!??? enjoying all the lectures thanks

  • @kathleeenmcclintock4931
    @kathleeenmcclintock4931 3 года назад

    Thank you so much for these videos!

  • @jeffmarlatt6538
    @jeffmarlatt6538 4 года назад

    Thank you for another fine lecture.

  • @borzas
    @borzas 4 года назад +1

    As a Hungarian, I don't get the joke about the furniture covered in plastic. Just as King Coloman the Bookish did not get the jokes of the first waves of crusaders, probably.

    • @HenryAbramsonPhD
      @HenryAbramsonPhD  4 года назад

      Yeah, you are probably right.

    • @borzas
      @borzas 4 года назад

      @@HenryAbramsonPhD great lecture btw, I've no idea how I got here but I've listened to the one about Mr Tivadar Herzl too, since then.

  • @aw.d5150
    @aw.d5150 6 лет назад +2

    Next time, You need to explain the islamasation of the Seljuk turk and the battle of manzikert wich lead Alexios Komnenos to call on the "west"
    Thene a clear explanation between the peoples crusade (peter the hermit) and the princes crusade (raymond of toulouse, Bohemond of toronto etc..) two diffrent events/armys/crusades i would argue. One is sactioned by the holychurch the other not.
    Question: Are you planing to put a video explaining the distrust betwen Tsarist Russia and the jews after the napolenic wars?
    Second Question: Are you planing to but up a videos about the jews role in the napolenic wars?
    Third Question: The history of jews in Venice?
    Otherwise good lecture i enjoyed it!

  • @AstridLana
    @AstridLana 9 лет назад +1

    Lumpenproletariat in 1096? Let that pass. As you make clear the majority of Christians in that era were overwhelmingly rural, peasant folk of the type who could be inspired by a spirit-filled goose. At one point you speculate as to why Ashkenazim moved north and east from central Germany after the First Crusade. Surely many factors might be cited, among them, ironically, the Northern Crusades, which created social conditions (urbanization/Stadtrecht/tolerance -mild oppression) that allowed Jews to thrive. Another interesting lecture!

  • @omad84
    @omad84 5 лет назад

    Interesting that during the entire lecture, there is not one mention of why thousands went on crusade.

  • @jsoth2675
    @jsoth2675 5 лет назад +2

    Great lecture. Urban 2 gave lifetime free penance for all participants. Maybe not a Great idea.

  • @TheAngelin2000
    @TheAngelin2000 4 года назад +1

    im no expert but the sword in his mouth might may mean Jesus with a sword in is mouth in the book of Revelation in Bible

  • @jaronimo1976
    @jaronimo1976 6 лет назад +2

    Henry Abramson For years I have believed the Jewish name Shapiro derived from Habiru, meaning Hebrew. But now you're telling me it derives from Speyer? Could both be true? Sorry for the hard question.... ;-)

    • @jsw7814
      @jsw7814 5 месяцев назад

      It could also be derived from the Aramaic world for beauty שפירא

  • @motorhead6763
    @motorhead6763 9 лет назад +2

    Crusaders chanted Luke 19:27...I didnt know church tried to help in some cases..Thanx now I am not totally disgusted with them.

  • @jaronimo1976
    @jaronimo1976 6 лет назад

    Henry Abramson Mr Abramson, are you sure you meant northern Germany when you're talking about the pogroms in Speyer, Worms and Mainz? These cities are near France, so in the south-west.

  • @victoriahhigman9611
    @victoriahhigman9611 2 года назад

    Jesus would have a sword in his mouth in Rev 1:6 it relates to his power to judge and punish. That image does appear in Tanach e.g. psalms 59:7

  • @veeken777
    @veeken777 8 лет назад

    Jacob Prasch tells us that modern rabbinical teaching forbids reading the prophet Daniel.. is this true? and if so. Why?

    • @jsw7814
      @jsw7814 5 месяцев назад

      Complete tosh. These urban legends along with the one that would have Jews censor Isaiah 53 are complete and utter hogwash. SMH.

  • @jeanbarbera8875
    @jeanbarbera8875 3 года назад

    Please share link of Jewish kung-fu

  • @charlesjoseph7505
    @charlesjoseph7505 7 лет назад

    Wow

  • @philippastore2228
    @philippastore2228 Год назад

    Death comes Second Nature to Christianity, ad nauseum, Sooner than Later perpetrating the Grave in the Name of Saving Grace, riding high in the Saddle sadly along a Noah's Arc to becoming an Endangered Species, fete accompli.

  • @InconceivableIndeed
    @InconceivableIndeed 5 лет назад +4

    *I guess I'm naming my son Emicho*

  • @abbietyszko2632
    @abbietyszko2632 5 лет назад

    19:26 20:56

  • @abrahamadam2935
    @abrahamadam2935 7 лет назад

    I know about the massacure of worms in 1096