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The 25 pages that link to Ashkenazi Jews, each with the reason it gives.

• Jewish diasporaBroader topic: They form one major diaspora population with distinctive languages and customs.

• Rabbinic JudaismBroader topic: Ashkenazi practice illustrates how rabbinic Judaism developed varied communal traditions across regions.

• Sephardic JewsCompared with: Their customs and historical centers provide a major comparison with Sephardic communities.

• SynagogueRelated: Ashkenazi congregations use distinctive prayer melodies, pronunciations, and customs.

• YiddishRelated: Their communities carried Yiddish across regions and generations.

• Jewish liturgyRelated: Ashkenazi customs and melodies form one major family of Jewish liturgical practice.

• Shulchan AruchRelated: Isserles’s glosses adapted the code to Ashkenazi rulings and customs.

• Yiddish literatureNarrower topic: Their communities supplied the principal historical settings and audiences for Yiddish writing.

• Jewish American literatureRelated: Many major immigrant-era works draw on Ashkenazi languages, customs, and migration histories.

• Mizrahi JewsCompared with: The comparison highlights how Jewish identities reflect distinct regional histories.

• Gaucher diseaseRelated: Gaucher disease type 1 and certain GBA1 variants are more prevalent in this population.

• Jewish musicNarrower topic: Ashkenazi communities shaped major musical traditions, including klezmer and Yiddish song.

• Lithuanian JewsNarrower topic: Lithuanian Jews are a regional population within the broader Ashkenazi world.

• Tay–Sachs diseaseRelated: Some HEXA variants are more frequent in this population, prompting targeted carrier-screening programs.

• Isaac Bashevis SingerNarrower topic: Their histories and customs form much of the social world Singer depicted.

• Canavan diseaseRelated: Certain ASPA founder variants are more frequent in this population than in many others.

• Jewish cuisineRelated: Their cuisines include foods adapted to European climates, ingredients, and customs.

• TallitRelated: Ashkenazi customs shaped recognizable tallit designs and patterns.

• Chicken soupRelated: Their foodways helped establish chicken soup’s place in Jewish holiday and home cooking.

• Jewish studiesBroader topic: Ashkenazi languages, institutions, and migration histories form a major area of study.

• RishonimRelated: Ashkenazi Rishonim cultivated distinctive Talmudic commentary and legal traditions.

• AcharonimCompared with: Ashkenazi practice often differs from Sephardic practice in the rulings Acharonim discuss.

• JewsBroader topic: Ashkenazi history, religious customs, and Yiddish culture form one major strand of Jewish life.

• History of the Jews in EuropeBroader topic: Their communities became a major center of European Jewish life and shaped its religious and cultural traditions.

• Yitzhak HaLevi HerzogNarrower topic: Herzog’s chief rabbinate represented Israel’s Ashkenazi Jewish community.