Maiden of Ludmir

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The Maiden of Ludmir (Yiddish: לודמירער מױד, romanized: Ludmirer Moyd, Hebrew: הבתולה מלודמיר, romanized: HabBeṭulah milLuḏmir), Hannah Rachel Vermermacher (Yiddish: חנה רחל ווערבערמאכער, romanized: Hane Rokhl Verbermakher, 1805–1888),^{[notes 1]} also known rarely as the Ludmirer Rebbe,^[1] was the only independent female rebbe in the history of Hasidic Judaism.^[2]

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