holiness; sacredness

state of being completely forgotten

endless or seeming to be endless

the state of watchfulness; alertness, especially to danger

A Jewish house of worship and study

In Hebrew, Pesach. Greek word for the celebration of the exodus of Jewish people from slavery in Egypt

The most important compilation of Jewish Oral tradition

Greek translation of Hebrew Mashiach, the anointed one

scolded, especially in a noisy and bullying way

to urge to act; to provoke

begged; pleaded sincerely

scorn, ridicule

Pejorative term for Roma or Romany, and ethnic group with roots in India which suffered large losses in the holocaust

A system of government with centralized authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition through terror and censorship

Anti-Jew

In Nazi ideology, the pure, superior German race

endless or seeming to be endless

a postponement of punishment; temporary relief

state of being completely forgotten

constantly; without interruption

a person who is very wise, especially one whose great wisdom is the result of age and experience

a scholar and teacher of the Jewish Law; the spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation

A man described in the Books of John and Luke as having been raised from the dead by Jesus

Pejorative term for Roma or Romany, and ethnic group with roots in India which suffered large losses in the holocaust

a feeling that something is about to happen, especially something bad.

having the nature of a vision; unreal

an expression of grief and sadness

begged; pleaded sincerely

to urge to act; to provoke

state of being completely forgotten

holiness; sacredness

a postponement of punishment; temporary relief

driving out, especially by force

 required; that which must be done

the act of leaving one country or region to settle in another

scorn, ridicule

to urge to act; to provoke

scorn, ridicule

required; that which must be done

begged; pleaded sincerely

an expression of grief and sadness

a feeling that something is about to happen, especially something bad

having the nature of a vision; unreal

holiness; sacredness

flattering remarks that are meant to be persuasive

to loot; to rob of property

state of being completely forgotten

driving out, especially by force

Holiest place in Judaism, located in Jerusalem

A man described in the Books of John and Luke as having been raised from the dead by Jesus

A Jewish house of worship and study

Greek translation of Hebrew Mashiach, the anointed one

to urge to act; to provoke

scorn, ridicule

of or happening during the night

an expression of grief and sadness

the regular army of the former Soviet Union

ideology, the pure, superior German race

Notorious for implementing European Jews’ extermination

A system of government with centralized authority

A Jewish house of worship and study

Greek translation of Hebrew Mashiach, the anointed one

Jewish New Year

Greek word for the celebration of the exodus of Jewish people from slavery in Egypt

Greek word for the celebration of the exodus of Jewish people from slavery in Egypt

A Jewish house of worship and study

The most important compilation of Jewish Oral tradition

Holiest place in Judaism, located in Jerusalem