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From the oldest Hagaddahs to a Hasidic sedar that ends 4am | David Akerman, Yiddishkeit

from The Frieda Vizel Podcast · host Frieda Vizel

Video link to this episode: https://youtu.be/QuMAGZuI5J0Frieda and  @_yiddishkeit  discuss the seder with a mix of amazing haggadah illustrations and childhood memories. CHAPTERS 0:00 intro2:51 illustrated haggadah 5:49 the opening rituals of the seder 10:33 the steps of the seder14:14 the symbolism of the matzah, maror, wine 16:37 instructions in Yiddish 21:04 the story of the Exodus 23:41 David's childhood Haggadahs 25:12 the literal-ness of the Sarajevo Haggadah 30:36 Bird's Head Haggadah 34:04 Washington Haggadah 37:15 The white Kittel 38:20 messianic images 42:53 the four sons throughout history 51:26 Hasidic depiction of The Exodus 53:17 closing rituals of the seder58:29 David's film about the haggadahBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-frieda-vizel-podcast--5824414/support.

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