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At the time of the 1848 revolution, we find that Berthold
Auerbach, Abraham Geiger's revolutionary friend, belonged.
So did the Reform phony rabbi G. Salomon of the Hamburg
Temple, as well as Jacob Dernburg, the jurist, a close friend of
Abraham Geiger. 201
Justus Hiller was appointed orator of the Lodge. At its
founding, his antinomian leanings were evident in his address,
where he alluded to Frankist teachings. 202 He was a delegate
to the French Sanhedrin, along with a Westphalian banker,
Israel Jacobson (1768-1828), whom Abraham Geiger
mentioned when he eulogized James Rothschild on November
29, 1868, as follows:
"...A short time ago we marked the 100th anniversary of the
birth of Israel Jacobson. His abundant wealth would not have
given permanence to his name. He is remembered because
he was a shield and protector of his brethren... Lavish in
charity, he founded a school in which the new educational
requirements of our time were linked with our traditional
heritage for the education of the rising generation. He built
houses of worship in which the faith of Israel was to shine
forth in purified form and to be preached in messages of
inspiration. Therefore his name will live forever." 203
Geiger concluded his eulogy of James by urging the
Rothschilds and the other super-rich to emulate Jacobson; if
they did, he concluded:
"This will be a new radiance to illumine the bright escutcheon
of that house and to give an everlasting memorial to its
name." 204
In other words, Geiger was telling these people that by
emulating Israel Jacobson, they would be good llluminati.
Indeed, Jacobson had been referred to as "Jacobin, son of
Israel," 205 and Jacobson had served the llluminatus Duke of
Brunswick, sponsor of the Frankist Asiatic Brethren as his
financial agent, as well as Napoleon (as his Westphalian
banker). 206 Actually, Jacobson may be regarded as the first
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