When Chief Rabbi Adler died in 1911, his friend, Sir Adolph Tuck wrote: 'The fame of Dr.
Hermann Adler will be handed down to posterity and the great place occupied by him, widely recognised as it is already in our generation, will loom still more vividly in the future, when a broader view of his achievements will be possible.
' Even King George V sent his condolences.
Yet today Hermann Adler, called 'My Chief Rabbi' by Edward VII, is largely forgotten.
The man who kept the community Orthodox, wh.
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Vallentine Mitchell Hermann adler: the king's chief rabbi, hardcover/derek taylor
