The Subbotniki were much closer in their beliefs to Judaism than the
Lipovans. There is a lot of information on the internet about the
Subbotniki, but since their beliefs differed in various communities, I could
not find anything exact about those who lives in the Bukowina.
Mimi
On 10/4/10 2:44 AM, "Paul Heger" <pheger_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> In our family we called the Steppdecken ¨Kolderes."
> The Sobotnikes kept Sabbath their rest day, not Sunday
> There werer also Lipovener, the men had beards like the Jews and in
> der Luttinger Schil off the Austriaplatz a sory was told thqt once a
> Lipovener was called in to be the "Zehnter" the tenth person to
> complete the Minjan and only after finishing the prayer they got aware
> the truth. I cqnnot guarantee that it is true, but I davened there
> often before going to the L3 Gymnasium
> and the rumor subsisted
> Paul/Pessach Heger
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