Les Juifs de Charleston (Caroline du Sud)
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Charleston, in South Carolina, was one of the earliest and most important Jewish communities in North America, founded by Sephardim in the colonial era and later joined by Ashkenazim. Thanks to a tolerant colonial charter, the Jews there enjoyed early religious freedom and integrated into the commerce and life of the city. Charleston was a cradle of Reform Judaism in America, a reform movement having emerged there in the first half of the nineteenth century within the congregation Beth Elohim. Long one of the largest Jewish communities in the country, it remains a major historical center of American Judaism.
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- Encyclopaedia Judaica — 2e éd., Keter/Macmillan
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