Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Manuscript, responsa and sermons "Harei Besamim", by the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib HaLevi Horowitz. Stryi, 1898-1899.
The booklet of responsa, in his holy handwriting [autographic writing of the author with appendixes and corrections], arranged according to the order of the time they were written from Av 1898 until Adar 1899. [Printed according to manuscript, Third addition, Jerusalem 1958, chapters 46-61].
Rabbi Aryeh Leibush Horowitz (1846-1909), was amongst the great geonim and poskim of Galicia. In his youth, he would travel to the Admor author of Divrei Chaim of Zans. The dear grandson of the Gaon Rabbi Meshulam Yissachar Horowitz Av Beit Din of Stanislaw, author of "Bar Livai" and the son of the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Horowitz, author of "Toldot Yitzchak" and "Me'ah She'arim". Served as Rabbi of Zalozitz, Stryi and Stanislaw. In 1883 and 1897 he printed the first and second part of his responsa in the book "Harei Besamim". The rest of his manuscripts he arranged for printing but they were not printed. During World War II, his manuscripts disappeared in the burning of the city of Bistritz, but his disciples dug under the ruins of the house and found the manuscripts. With much sacrifice the manuscripts were smuggled into Israel and the US, where the third and fourth parts were printed in 1958, and the fifth in 1984. See enclosed material.
Leaves 210-234 (approx. 50 written pages), approx. 32cm. Thin and dry paper, good condition. New binding.
The booklet of responsa, in his holy handwriting [autographic writing of the author with appendixes and corrections], arranged according to the order of the time they were written from Av 1898 until Adar 1899. [Printed according to manuscript, Third addition, Jerusalem 1958, chapters 46-61].
Rabbi Aryeh Leibush Horowitz (1846-1909), was amongst the great geonim and poskim of Galicia. In his youth, he would travel to the Admor author of Divrei Chaim of Zans. The dear grandson of the Gaon Rabbi Meshulam Yissachar Horowitz Av Beit Din of Stanislaw, author of "Bar Livai" and the son of the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Horowitz, author of "Toldot Yitzchak" and "Me'ah She'arim". Served as Rabbi of Zalozitz, Stryi and Stanislaw. In 1883 and 1897 he printed the first and second part of his responsa in the book "Harei Besamim". The rest of his manuscripts he arranged for printing but they were not printed. During World War II, his manuscripts disappeared in the burning of the city of Bistritz, but his disciples dug under the ruins of the house and found the manuscripts. With much sacrifice the manuscripts were smuggled into Israel and the US, where the third and fourth parts were printed in 1958, and the fifth in 1984. See enclosed material.
Leaves 210-234 (approx. 50 written pages), approx. 32cm. Thin and dry paper, good condition. New binding.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $2,000
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Large archive of manuscripts handwritten by the Holy Rebbe Chaim Rabinovitch of Bucharest. Responsum and Mishna, Shulchan Aruch novellae, sermons, eulogies and chassidic essays. Most documents were edited but not printed.
Rebbe Chaim Rabinovitch, descendant of Rabbi Nachman of Horodenka, Rabbi Ya'akov Shimshon of Spitovka and Rabbi Pinchas of Koretz. Born c. 1880 to his father Rebbe Shalom of Kolomea. Married the daughter of the Ga'on Rabbi Yisrael Landa Av-Beit-Din Sadigura, served in Rabbinate of Iassi and Sadigura. [In 1913, while his father in law was still alive (died in 1921), was appointed as Rabbi of Sadigura by family members and the city's rabbis – see item 481].
Moved to Bucharest after World War I, where he served as Admor. In 1930 published his book "Kochav Ha-Shachar", responsum and homiletics. In the introduction he tells his family's history [in the manuscripts herewith there are additional details about his family]. On the title page the author writes "as we have witness this first shining star…G-d will help me published all other novellae that I nurtured".
Emigrated to Eretz Yisrael and continued to arrange his manuscripts of responsum, homiletics and chassidut. Died in Tel Aviv in 1951 and was buried in "Nachlat Yitzchak" cemetary (near the Rebbes of Ruzhyn and Stefanest).
Presented here is a collecion of the manuscripts in his holy handwriting, that were not printed during the Rebbe's life. Notebooks and documents (will of Rabbi Naftali Rabinovitch and more).
[See items 479-481, letter of responsum with reply by the Maharsham of Berezhany, ordination by the author of "Even Yekara", letter from the city of Sadigura signed by the Ga'on Yesha'aya of Odessa and more].
Hundreds of large written leaves. Sizes and conditions vary.
Rebbe Chaim Rabinovitch, descendant of Rabbi Nachman of Horodenka, Rabbi Ya'akov Shimshon of Spitovka and Rabbi Pinchas of Koretz. Born c. 1880 to his father Rebbe Shalom of Kolomea. Married the daughter of the Ga'on Rabbi Yisrael Landa Av-Beit-Din Sadigura, served in Rabbinate of Iassi and Sadigura. [In 1913, while his father in law was still alive (died in 1921), was appointed as Rabbi of Sadigura by family members and the city's rabbis – see item 481].
Moved to Bucharest after World War I, where he served as Admor. In 1930 published his book "Kochav Ha-Shachar", responsum and homiletics. In the introduction he tells his family's history [in the manuscripts herewith there are additional details about his family]. On the title page the author writes "as we have witness this first shining star…G-d will help me published all other novellae that I nurtured".
Emigrated to Eretz Yisrael and continued to arrange his manuscripts of responsum, homiletics and chassidut. Died in Tel Aviv in 1951 and was buried in "Nachlat Yitzchak" cemetary (near the Rebbes of Ruzhyn and Stefanest).
Presented here is a collecion of the manuscripts in his holy handwriting, that were not printed during the Rebbe's life. Notebooks and documents (will of Rabbi Naftali Rabinovitch and more).
[See items 479-481, letter of responsum with reply by the Maharsham of Berezhany, ordination by the author of "Even Yekara", letter from the city of Sadigura signed by the Ga'on Yesha'aya of Odessa and more].
Hundreds of large written leaves. Sizes and conditions vary.
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![Manuscript leaf, Aggadic novellae, by Rabbi Eliyahu Gutmacher "The Tzadik of Graditz". [Never printed].
Autographic](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale10-public/507.jpg "Manuscript Hanwritten by Rabbi Eliyahu Of Graditz")
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Manuscript leaf, Aggadic novellae, by Rabbi Eliyahu Gutmacher "The Tzadik of Graditz". [Never printed].
Autographic writing, with deletions and short as well as long additions.
Ha-Gaon Rabbi Eliyahu Gutmacher (1796-1875), of the first disciples of Rabbi Akiva Eiger in Posen. Av-Beit-Din of Pelschen and Graditz. An outstanding Ga'on. In his later years became known as "Poel Yeshuot", "Der Graditzer Tzadik".
2 leaves, 21 cm. Fair condition, restored tears. Elaborate cloth binding.
Autographic writing, with deletions and short as well as long additions.
Ha-Gaon Rabbi Eliyahu Gutmacher (1796-1875), of the first disciples of Rabbi Akiva Eiger in Posen. Av-Beit-Din of Pelschen and Graditz. An outstanding Ga'on. In his later years became known as "Poel Yeshuot", "Der Graditzer Tzadik".
2 leaves, 21 cm. Fair condition, restored tears. Elaborate cloth binding.
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![Manuscript, commentaries and novellae on Talmudic topics. [Hungary, 19th century].
Most commentaries open with "G-d bles](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale10-public/508.jpg "Manuscript of Talmudic Topics Novellae")
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $1,000
Sold for: $1,785
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Manuscript, commentaries and novellae on Talmudic topics. [Hungary, 19th century].
Most commentaries open with "G-d blessed me" [probably, autographic writing by the author of the novellae]. On leaf 7 "…The Ga'on… Av Beit Din of Szobotisz".
On leaf 14 the writer signs "…Moshe [of] Senta". Inscriptions and signatures on the first leaf.
[30] Written pages, 25 cm. Heavy paper, good-fair condition, moisture marks and wear, mainly to edges.
Most commentaries open with "G-d blessed me" [probably, autographic writing by the author of the novellae]. On leaf 7 "…The Ga'on… Av Beit Din of Szobotisz".
On leaf 14 the writer signs "…Moshe [of] Senta". Inscriptions and signatures on the first leaf.
[30] Written pages, 25 cm. Heavy paper, good-fair condition, moisture marks and wear, mainly to edges.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Manuscript, composition on Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, commentary and Halachot on Magen Avraham and Turei Zahav. [Europe, c. 1800].
Autographic writing by the author, with deletions and additions made during editing and studying. Unidentified [not thoroughly checked].
Edited composition ready for printing. Incomplete manuscript: starts in the middle of Keri'at Shema rules chapter 69 and ends in the middle of chapter 167.
148 Written pages, 16 cm. Fair condition, stains and a few moth damages. Some leaves are worn and torn (restored).
Autographic writing by the author, with deletions and additions made during editing and studying. Unidentified [not thoroughly checked].
Edited composition ready for printing. Incomplete manuscript: starts in the middle of Keri'at Shema rules chapter 69 and ends in the middle of chapter 167.
148 Written pages, 16 cm. Fair condition, stains and a few moth damages. Some leaves are worn and torn (restored).
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Manuscript – "Novellae of the great Torah scholar and teacher, Rabbi Yechezkel, Av Bet Din of the Hamburg community". Novellae on Tractate Niddah.
At the end of the transcription, the writer records that these novellae were copied from pages printed at the end of the book "Novellae on Niddah of the Rashba", printed in Metz, 1776.
Rabbi Yechezkel Katznellboigen (1668-1749), Av Bet Din of Altona, Hamburg and Wandsbeck, of the leading Torah scholars in his generation, authored Responsa Knesset Yechezkel.
Page 21 cm. Written in four columns on both sides. Very good condition.
At the end of the transcription, the writer records that these novellae were copied from pages printed at the end of the book "Novellae on Niddah of the Rashba", printed in Metz, 1776.
Rabbi Yechezkel Katznellboigen (1668-1749), Av Bet Din of Altona, Hamburg and Wandsbeck, of the leading Torah scholars in his generation, authored Responsa Knesset Yechezkel.
Page 21 cm. Written in four columns on both sides. Very good condition.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Manuscript – essay "L'shem Shisha D'varim", commentary on the Mishna, by Rabbi Shmuel Ya'akov son of Rabbi Zvi Bramsohn. 1897.
The manuscript contains a scholarly essay and commentary on the Mishna (and the Gemara), from B'rachot until Shvuot. (The end of the essay is missing – on the front page it is mentioned that the essay written on all six Orders of the Mishna, while the manuscript ends near the end of the fourth Order, The Order of Nezikin.) Various illustrations of astronomy and more.
Attached is another booklet, [apparently an earlier edition by the same author], novella on the Mishna, Rosh Hashana, Yevamot, Nazir, Sanhedrin, Avot, Midot and other tractates.
The author, the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Ya'akov Bramsohn, lived in Reigorod (a city in the Lomza region, near the Prussian border) and died there c. 1899. His son-in-law is Rabbi Shimon Chaim Griavsky the son of the author of "Ginat Egoz" – see attached material.
This essay apparently has not been printed, but other essays by the author are known: "Shimsha D'Shmuel (Warsaw, 1897) and other essays.
Over 26 pages, c. 32 cm. Good condition, last leaves torn and missing, missing binding. + booklet: [22 pages], c. 32 cm. Good-fair condition, separate and worn leaves.
The manuscript contains a scholarly essay and commentary on the Mishna (and the Gemara), from B'rachot until Shvuot. (The end of the essay is missing – on the front page it is mentioned that the essay written on all six Orders of the Mishna, while the manuscript ends near the end of the fourth Order, The Order of Nezikin.) Various illustrations of astronomy and more.
Attached is another booklet, [apparently an earlier edition by the same author], novella on the Mishna, Rosh Hashana, Yevamot, Nazir, Sanhedrin, Avot, Midot and other tractates.
The author, the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Ya'akov Bramsohn, lived in Reigorod (a city in the Lomza region, near the Prussian border) and died there c. 1899. His son-in-law is Rabbi Shimon Chaim Griavsky the son of the author of "Ginat Egoz" – see attached material.
This essay apparently has not been printed, but other essays by the author are known: "Shimsha D'Shmuel (Warsaw, 1897) and other essays.
Over 26 pages, c. 32 cm. Good condition, last leaves torn and missing, missing binding. + booklet: [22 pages], c. 32 cm. Good-fair condition, separate and worn leaves.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $600
Sold for: $1,375
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Handwritten composition on the Mishnah and the adjudicators, by Rabbi Yitzchak Rosenberg Av Beit Din Hajduhadhaz.
Leaves 10-11 feature a copy of halachic letter signed by Rabbi Rosenberg.
Written on a donations booklet of "Chevrah Mezonot De-Bachurim Hadhaz" (with names and details of donors).
The Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Rosenberg (1860-1940, Otzar HaRabbanim 11028), Gaon and Tzadik, of the greatest rabbis of Hungary. Author of "Gvurot Yitzchak". Son of Rabbi Yossef Rosenberg Av Beit Din Püspök-Ladány (Hungary) and author of "Yad Yosef U'Rvid HaZahav". Disciple of the great disciples of the Chatam Sofer, son-in-low of Rabbi Baruch Lichtenstein son of the Gaon Rabbi Hillel Lichtenstein of Kolomea. Served for sixty years as Av Beit Din of the city Hajduhadhaz. Died in Austria after deported to there with his community by the Nazis.
Later inscriptions appear on some leaves: "copied for printing…". It seems, though, that this composition has not been printed.
146 pages, 24 cm. Good condition. Ink stamps "Emanuel Rosenfeld".
Leaves 10-11 feature a copy of halachic letter signed by Rabbi Rosenberg.
Written on a donations booklet of "Chevrah Mezonot De-Bachurim Hadhaz" (with names and details of donors).
The Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Rosenberg (1860-1940, Otzar HaRabbanim 11028), Gaon and Tzadik, of the greatest rabbis of Hungary. Author of "Gvurot Yitzchak". Son of Rabbi Yossef Rosenberg Av Beit Din Püspök-Ladány (Hungary) and author of "Yad Yosef U'Rvid HaZahav". Disciple of the great disciples of the Chatam Sofer, son-in-low of Rabbi Baruch Lichtenstein son of the Gaon Rabbi Hillel Lichtenstein of Kolomea. Served for sixty years as Av Beit Din of the city Hajduhadhaz. Died in Austria after deported to there with his community by the Nazis.
Later inscriptions appear on some leaves: "copied for printing…". It seems, though, that this composition has not been printed.
146 pages, 24 cm. Good condition. Ink stamps "Emanuel Rosenfeld".
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Manuscript, "Sefer Amudei Shesh – Concise Halachic Rulings", unknown writer.
This manuscript contains a concise text with responsum concerning "Even Ha-Ezer" rules from the books of responsum: "Noda Be-Yehudah", "Torat Chessed", "Chatam Sofer", "Mayim Chaim", "Sho'el Umeshiv", and shortened rules of "Sde Chemed" books.
At the end of this manuscript is a gathered composition of Rishonim and Acharonim regarding rules concerning "Kidushin Al Tenai".
The writer is unknown to us. On page 295 appears an inscription: "Even Ha Ezer Part… Finished on 1924, Messilah Chadasha" [this may refer to the agricultural farm "Messilah Chadasha" established near Constantinople-Istanbul].
Approx. 300 written pages. 29 cm. Good condition.
This manuscript contains a concise text with responsum concerning "Even Ha-Ezer" rules from the books of responsum: "Noda Be-Yehudah", "Torat Chessed", "Chatam Sofer", "Mayim Chaim", "Sho'el Umeshiv", and shortened rules of "Sde Chemed" books.
At the end of this manuscript is a gathered composition of Rishonim and Acharonim regarding rules concerning "Kidushin Al Tenai".
The writer is unknown to us. On page 295 appears an inscription: "Even Ha Ezer Part… Finished on 1924, Messilah Chadasha" [this may refer to the agricultural farm "Messilah Chadasha" established near Constantinople-Istanbul].
Approx. 300 written pages. 29 cm. Good condition.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Manuscript, "Eulogy in memory of Rabbi Yehoshua Leib of Brisk", by Rabbi Aharon Mendel (RA"M) Ha-Cohen. Cairo (Egypt), [1898].
Pamphlet handwritten by RA"M Ha-Cohen. "The Tzadik…who died in Jerusalem…mourned by more than thirty thousand Jews… no one like him remained…". The eulogy was printed in the book "Yad RA"M" (Tel Aviv, 1960).
The Ga'on Rabbi Aharon Mendel son of Natan Ha-Cohen (RA"M Ha-Cohen, 1866-1927, Otzar Ha-Rabanim 1836), writer of books, Ashkenazi rabbi of Cairo for thirty years, known mainly for his attempt to renew the "Smicha" and establish the Sanhedrin and for founding "Agudat Ha-Rabanim" (see about him in the book "Yad RA"M" mentioned above).
[8] pages, 21 cm. Good condition. Slight moth damages. Stains.
Pamphlet handwritten by RA"M Ha-Cohen. "The Tzadik…who died in Jerusalem…mourned by more than thirty thousand Jews… no one like him remained…". The eulogy was printed in the book "Yad RA"M" (Tel Aviv, 1960).
The Ga'on Rabbi Aharon Mendel son of Natan Ha-Cohen (RA"M Ha-Cohen, 1866-1927, Otzar Ha-Rabanim 1836), writer of books, Ashkenazi rabbi of Cairo for thirty years, known mainly for his attempt to renew the "Smicha" and establish the Sanhedrin and for founding "Agudat Ha-Rabanim" (see about him in the book "Yad RA"M" mentioned above).
[8] pages, 21 cm. Good condition. Slight moth damages. Stains.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
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Handwritten notebook, essays on Chassidut and philosophy by Rabbi Moshe Hager of Kossow, author of "Leket Ani" – written by his disciple Rabbi David Sperber Av Beit Din Braschow.
The Admor Rabbi Moshe Hager (1860-1925, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, III, p. 263) son of Rabbi Ya'akov Shimon of Kossow, a profound scholar, very talented, proficient in Torah studies and general sciences. The books "Leket Ani", "Ohr Ha'emunah" and "Higayon Levavi" are included in his works. His writings were edited and published by his illustrious disciple Rabbi David Sperber (1875-1962, Otzar Harabbanim 5075), of the outstanding Rabbis in Galicia and Rumania, Av Bet Din of Braschow, authored the book "Ifraksete De'anya", of the leaders of "Mo'ezet Gedolei Hatorah". See enclosed material.
[36] Written pages, 20.5cm. Good condition. Slightly stained and minimal tears on page margins.
The Admor Rabbi Moshe Hager (1860-1925, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, III, p. 263) son of Rabbi Ya'akov Shimon of Kossow, a profound scholar, very talented, proficient in Torah studies and general sciences. The books "Leket Ani", "Ohr Ha'emunah" and "Higayon Levavi" are included in his works. His writings were edited and published by his illustrious disciple Rabbi David Sperber (1875-1962, Otzar Harabbanim 5075), of the outstanding Rabbis in Galicia and Rumania, Av Bet Din of Braschow, authored the book "Ifraksete De'anya", of the leaders of "Mo'ezet Gedolei Hatorah". See enclosed material.
[36] Written pages, 20.5cm. Good condition. Slightly stained and minimal tears on page margins.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $150
Sold for: $200
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1. Manuscript by the Rebbe of Mátészalka (Hadhas) Rabbi Yechizkiya Fisch, on inside leaves of binding of a book [Toldot Shmuel, Munkatch 1936]. Copying Chassidic and Kabbalic matters composed by his father, Rebbe of Hadas, Aharon Yesha'aya Fisch author of "Kdushat Aharon", signed in the name of Aharon Yesha'aya.
2. A letter signed by Rabbi Eliezer Fisch of Mátészalka, his son, was found within the book.
Rabbi Yechezkiya Fisch (1885-1944, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, B, page 189; Otzar Ha-Rabanim 9117), grandson of Rabbi Ya'akov Fisch of Kalov (confidant of Mahar"ya of Kalov) was blessed by the Besht and lived to be 113 years old. Fisch family was amongst the heads of Chassidut movement in Hungary for many generations.
Following the death of his father author of "Kdushat Aharon" in 1928, Jews started to turn to him for advice and blessings and he became famous worldwide. Murdered in the holocaust.
His son, Rabbi Eliezer Fisch Av-Beit-Din Mátészalka, survived the holocaust and emigrated to Brooklyn, New-Yor,k where he was known as the Rebbe of Hadas. Author of "Noam Si'ach".
Size and condition vary. Title page missing.
2. A letter signed by Rabbi Eliezer Fisch of Mátészalka, his son, was found within the book.
Rabbi Yechezkiya Fisch (1885-1944, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, B, page 189; Otzar Ha-Rabanim 9117), grandson of Rabbi Ya'akov Fisch of Kalov (confidant of Mahar"ya of Kalov) was blessed by the Besht and lived to be 113 years old. Fisch family was amongst the heads of Chassidut movement in Hungary for many generations.
Following the death of his father author of "Kdushat Aharon" in 1928, Jews started to turn to him for advice and blessings and he became famous worldwide. Murdered in the holocaust.
His son, Rabbi Eliezer Fisch Av-Beit-Din Mátészalka, survived the holocaust and emigrated to Brooklyn, New-Yor,k where he was known as the Rebbe of Hadas. Author of "Noam Si'ach".
Size and condition vary. Title page missing.
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