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The Ancient Mikveh Ritual Bath At Speyer, Germany Stock Photo


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The Jewish communities in the cities of Speyer, Worms and Mainz formed a covenant during the Middle Ages that became known under the name of “SchUM”. This is thethe ritual bath or mikveh 32 feet underground where it could catch fresh water for ritual purification

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