Tehilla

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Both Tehilla and Morris Lichtenstein viewed Judaism as a practical religion.

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In his will, Morris Lichtenstein had specified that leadership of the society should go to one of his sons or, if neither was willing to succeed him, to Tehilla.

Tehilla Lichtenstein. 2009
Born in Jerusalem on May 16, 1893, to Eva (Chava) Cohen and Rabbi Chaim Hirschenson, Tehilla came to the United States at age eleven and was raised in Hoboken, New Jersey, where her father served as the rabbi of a small Orthodox congregation.

Tehilla Lichtenstein. 2009
Yehudah, 4, and Tehilla, 8, are the ages he and his sister were when they were smuggled inside a water barrel to meet with their father, who was waiting for them in the Naliboki Forest.

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Abramov, Tehilla, and Malka Touger, The Secret of Jewish Femininity: Insights into the Practice of Taharat HaMishpachah, Southfield, Michigan: 1988.

Female Purity (Niddah) Annotated Bibliography. leBeit Yoreh 2009
Applied Judaism: Selected Jewish Science Essays by Tehilla Lichtenstein (1989); Lichtenstein, Tehilla.

Tehilla Lichtenstein. 2009