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Jewish Law, a Jew who rejects even one word of the Torah as
being of Divine origin is to be cut off from his people, 33 so that
another "Jewish" escape from Judaism was put into operation.
For all of Geiger's efforts on behalf of the Bund, he was clearly
double-crossed.
It was the Bund that had financed him since his college
days. It was while Geiger was at Heidelberg that the
revolutionary Berthold Auerbach (1812-1882) 35 had scouted
him out. His annual salary in Breslau was 800 thalers ($600). 36
The rest of his salary came from wealthy members, which
meant that he was at the mercy of the Bund. These
unscrupulous people had used filthy and underhanded tactics
to set him up in Breslau.
The Bund front organization in that community was an
llluminati lodge, the Geselschaft der Brueder (Society of
Brethren), founded in 1779. 37 Agitation for Geiger came from
them. On the first day that Geiger was invited to be guest
preacher at the Breslau synagogue, the Chief Rabbi of the
city, Salomon A. Tiktin, raised a protest against Geiger. The
Jewish Encyclopedia author of Geiger's biography has
attempted to hide the true nature of a police investigation by
the Chief of Police of Breslau of Tiktin's complaint, claiming
that the objection was that Geiger had spoken in German
which was unheard of, and considered not in accordance with
"Orthodox" practice. However, this is nonsense because
Samson R. Hirsch who was portrayed by the Bund and in
today's anti-religious Jewish media as "ultra-Orthodox"
delivered his sermons in German. The truth is closer to what
Max Wiener reports in his book on Geiger. Wiener's remarks
are reproduced here.
Actually, this proved to be the beginning of open warfare.
Tiktin declared that Geiger was not deserving of his position,
since he had attacked religion in his journal. Besides, Tiktin
pointed out, Geiger was not even fit to hold Rabbinical office,
since he had been graduated from a university. Rumor had it
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