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Vien (Hasidic community)
Vien (וויען) is an American Haredi Kehilla (community) originating in present-day Vienna. The name of their congregation is ''"Kehal Adas Yereim Vien"'' (קהל עדת יראים וויען) (translation: Congregation of the Reverent, Vienna).
Kehal Adas Yereim Vien was formally established on Sunday, May 25, 1941〔The Jewish Press ()〕 by Klonumos Karl Richter.〔Interview on April 25, 2009 in Brooklyn, NY with Eli Richter - son of Karl Richter〕 It traces its origins from a congregation of devout ''Oberlander'' non-hasidic Jews who had moved from Burgenland, Austria (primarily from the "Sheva Kehillos"), Slovakia and Hungary ('The Oberland') to Vienna (headquartering itself in the renowned Schiffschul) and then on to Williamsburg under the leadership of Rabbi Yonasan Steif.
==Subsequent Leaders of the Viener Kehilla==
Rabbi Steif was succeeded by Rabbi Ezriel Yehuda Lebowitz ''(Hudhazer Rov)'' who was succeeded by the current Viener Rov, Rabbi Asher Anshel Katz. which took the viener Kehila to great new heights by expanding all Scholls trifold. Prior to his appointment, Rabbi Katz was the Rov of the Szombathely shul in Williamsburg which was established by his late father, Rabbi Yehoshua Katz who arrived in America after World War II from Szombathely, Hungary. (After Rabbi Asher Anshel Katz was appointed as Viener Rov, his son in law, Rabbi Aaron Yeshaye Rosner assumed his position as the Szombathely Rov).
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