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Gateshead גייטסהעד
The northern English town famous for Gateshead Yeshiva, founded 1929.
Edit / add infoGateshead, in northeast England, is known in the Jewish world as a town of Torah. Gateshead Yeshiva (Gateshead Talmudical College) opened in October 1929 with two students in a small room of the local shul on Corbett Street, initially as a branch of the Novardok yeshiva network, with Rabbi Nachman Landynski as its first rosh yeshiva. It grew into one of Europe's leading yeshivos, surrounded by a Torah-centered community.
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