Seder Ritual Committee
The Seder Ritual Committee was founded in 1952 by the American Jewish Congress and lead by the historian Israel Goldberg (Rufus Learsi). The task of the committee was to compose a prayer memorializing the suffering and persecution of the Holocaust. The Seder Ritual of Remembrance, the prayer they composed, was broadly distributed to various Jewish organizations, press, and synagogues.
Source: A. Katz, “Supplement: The Seder Ritual of Remembrance,” Beurei Hatefila 7, no. 28 (2010), http://www.beureihatefila.com/files/Seder_Ritual_Of_Remembrance2.pdf
From the guide to the Seder Ritual Committee Records, undated, 1952-1969, (American Jewish Historical Society)
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| associatedWith | Goldberg, Israel, 1887-1964 | person |
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