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Baby", and while he never had anything to do with Frankism,
radical revolutionaries have utilized his name as a rallying
point because of its radical Frankist connections.
Jonah Wehle's brother, Aaron Beer Wehle (1750-1825),
was Gottlieb Wehle's father, and was also a prominent
Frankist. Aaron's sister Rosel Eiger (died 1831) was a
prophetess in the movement. Eva Frank in 1816, shortly
before her death, presented a picture of herself in miniature to
Aaron, which is presently a part of the Schwadron Collection of
portraits and autographs in the Hebrew University Library. 143
Aaron Wehle married Esther (1772-1838), who was his
second wife, and who bore him Gottlieb in 1802. She was the
daughter of Bermann Simon Frankel Spiro, grandfather of
Zacharias Frankel. Rabbi Jacob Emden accused Esther's
mother of Sabbatian leanings. 144 Esther married Aaron Wehle
in 1791.
It is interesting to note that Justice Brandeis' wife was also
of Frankist ancestry (a fact which appears to have escaped
Gershom Scholem), and this double Frankist association may
well have helped him rise in America's social spheres to the
Supreme Court. Brandeis married one of Gottlieb Wehle's
granddaughters, and her sister married Felix Adler, the Geiger
Seminary graduate whom we discussed in Part I and who
founded Ethical Culture.
The Asiatic Brethren llluminati lodge to which we have
previously referred, founded by Moses (alias Dobrushka)
Schonfeld in 1782, was a meeting ground for many Frankists
in Vienna. The goings-on of this lodge were documented in a
chapter 145 entitled The Order of the Asiatic Brethren, which
comprises a comprehensive book, Jews and Freemasons in
Europe 1723-1939 by Jacob Katz.
It should be pointed out that, when attempts were made by
the llluminati, Jacobins and Frankists to infiltrate the Masons,
their infiltration did not mean that they harbored any particular
love for Freemasonry. On the contrary, they hated it with a
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