TuS Bar Kochba Nürnberg was created in 1913.
The Second Roman Expulsion of the Jews following the failed Bar Kochba Revolt.
Libby Bar-Kochba has written: 'Getting it done' -- subject(s): Directories, Service industries
Bar Kochba the Hero of a Nation - 1913 was released on: USA: December 1913
Simon bar Kochba, given name Simon ben Kosevah. He was hailed as the Messiah by Rabbi Akiba, who gave him the name bar Kochba -- meaning son of the star. He was an effective general, defeating the Romans and driving them out of large areas before the full might of the Roman Empire could be brought to bear on him.
Jacob Stein has written: 'Bar-Kochba'
Bar Kokhba revolt happened in 132.
NO. The destruction of the Jews by Emperor Hadrian after the Bar Kochba Revolt in 135 C.E. effectively broke the ability of the Jews to rebel by murdering and enslaving vast swathes of them. As a result, it was nearly impossible for them to revolt again. The Jews of the Galilee would only revolt in 351-352 C.E. against Constantius Gallus.
The Babylonians, by perpetrating the First Destruction.
Initially, they called the area and subsequent provinces after Roman Conquest as Iudaea (Judea). However, as punishment for the numerous Jewish insurrections, culminating in the Bar Kochba Revolt in 135 C.E., the Romans renamed the region as Syria-Palaestina in an attempt to wipe out the Jewish traces in the land.
Rabbi Akiva was one of the foremost Rabbinic Scholars from the Tannaic period. He lived at the time of the descruction of the second temple and joined forces with Bar Kochba in the revolt against the Romans. You can read full biographies about Rabbi Akiva at http://www.answers.com/topic/rabbi-akiva
Originally, Cristianity was started as a sect of Judaism. As time went on they split away, having nothing to do with the Jews. Nowadays, it can't be considered a sect of Judaism, but at one point it was. That was its pull. That's why so many Jews were sucked in.