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Vaad Rosh Hashochtim of Poland and Lithuania
Vaad Rosh Hashochtim of Poland and Lithuania ''(Council of Leaders of the Shochtim of Poland and Lithuania)'' (Hebrew: ועד ראשי השוחטים דמדינת פולין וליטא) was a council of seven Rabbis that oversaw Poland and Lithuania's 3,500 practicing shochtim prior to the Holocaust.
==Inauguration==
The Vaad was established in the mid-1930s by many of the leading Polish and Lithuanian rabbis of the era including, but not limited to, Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski, Rabbi Avraham Mordechai Alter, Rabbi Shlomo Chanoch Rabinowicz, Rabbi Dovid Bornsztain. To enable the Vaad's authority to be universally accepted by each of the numerous sects of Polish and Lithuanian jewry it was mutually agreed that Vaad should consist of seven Rabbis thereby allowing each of the different founding Rabbis to make a specific appointment to the Vaad from among their followers who were loyal to their particular beliefs, philosophy and customs. Furthermore, the founding Rabbis decided that Vaad should specifically consist of an odd number of Rabbi's to ensure that a vote among the seven members of the Vaad could never become deadlocked. The founding Rabbis then carefully selected from their followers seven Rabbis who were each qualified as both Rabbinical poskim and shochtim. As soon as the Vaad was formed, it's seven members agreed to meet regularly in Warsaw to hold their meetings.〔Historia Hashechitah B'Poilin (Hebrew Pamphlet)〕
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