A large collection of Chassidic, Kabalistic and mussar books.
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17 books, 11 volumes. Varied size and condition.

Collection of books, prayer and Chassidism, Halacha and Midrashim etc. Most of the books originated from the library of Rebbe Alter Eliezer Kahane of Spinka-Zhydachiv in Jerusalem and from the library of his father Rebbe Yosef Meir Kahane of Spinka-Jerusalem.
Among the books: • Likutei Torah V'Hashas, Bamidmar. From Rebbe Yitzchak Isaac of Zhydachiv. Stamps and signature of Rebbe Yosef Meir Kahane of Spinka Av Beit din of Seredneye. • Likutei Mahari on Yalkut Shimoni, Nevi'im Ketuvim with signature and inscriptions of Torah teachings handwritten by Rabbi Alter Eliezer Kahane. • Menachem Meshiv Nafshi Zion. Rebbe Menachem Mendel Eichenstein of Zhydachiv. • Among the leaves is a wedding invitation with a letter handwritten and signed by Rebbe Yitzchak Isaac Eichenstein of Zhydachiv-Petach Tikva. • Sefer HaZohar, Shemot. Stamps of Rebbe Yissachar Ber Leifer – Ungvar. Stamp and signature of his son Rabbi "Chaim Mordechai Leifer ben R' Yissachar Ber of Ungvar". Inscriptions and signatures of several people. Self-dedication [in the handwriting of Rabbi Yosef Meir Kahane – unsigned]. • Derech HaTova V'HaYeshara. Stamp of Rabbi Yosef Meir Kahane, Ungvar and signature of his son Rabbi Alter Eliezer HaCohen Kahane. • Pri Kodesh Hillulim. Signature of Rabbi Alter Eliezer HaCohen Kahane. • Yismach Moshe. By Rebbe Moshe Teitelbaum Av Beit Din of Újhely. Stamps of Rebbes and signature and Torah words in the handwriting of Rebbe Alter Eliezer Kahane. • Siddur Beit Aharon V'Yisrael, Karlin-Stolin tradition. (Wear and detached leaves, lacking last leaf). Signature and inscriptions of Rebbe Alter Eliezer Kahane from his youth. Stamp of his father, Rebbe "Yosef Meir Kahane Av Beit Din of Spinka and Av Beit Din of Seredneye – Jerusalem". • More.
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Rebbe Yosef Meir Kahane of Spinka-Jerusalem (1909-1978), son of Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Kahane Av Beit Din of Spinka and son-in-law of Rebbe Yitzchak Teitelbaum of Husakov. Served as rebbe in the city of Ungvar. In 1936, he was appointed rabbi and head of the yeshiva in Seredneye. In 1941, he ascended to Eretz Israel and founded the Imrei Yosef Yeshiva wherein he established his court. Masses streamed to his “tish” and to hear his sermons which he delivered throughout Israel. His son the Rebbe of Spinka-Zhydachiv Rabbi Alter Eliezer Kahane (1937-2009) was an outstanding Torah genius and famous scholar, renowned for his prayers and holy demeanor. See item 439.
16 books in 10 volumes. Varied size and condition.

Manuscript, thoughts about Chassidism and G-d's service, containing essays titled Sefer Refu'ot HaNefesh, Likut Divrei Chachamim and Avodat Pnim, handwritten and signed by Rabbi "Aharon Yosef Luria" of Tiberias, 1931-1935.
Rabbi Aharon Yosef Luria of Tiberias (1894-1969), the oldest son of Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Luria of Tiberias (1882-1952, one of the heads of the Or Torah Yeshiva) and a prominent Slonim Chassid in Tiberias. An outstanding Torah scholar, holy man and devoted servant of G-d. During the days preceding World War I, Rabbi Luria longed to travel to Slonim to visit the Rebbe, author of Divrei Shmuel but was not successful. In 1929, the Slonim Rebbe, author of Beit Avraham visited Eretz Israel and Rabbi Aharon Yosef grew very close to him and considered this period of his life as the light and soul of his being (he wrote in a letter that from the time he met the Rebbe, he became like a gushing spring and then he began to write his thoughts). During those years, he also began studying kabbalah and his knowledge in this area is evident in this notebook. This is one of the original notebooks in which he wrote his thoughts (with dates of writing), and which constituted the framework for his celebrated book Avodat Pnim [printed after his death in 1974 in several editions], which is a basic book for studying Slonim Chassidism's way of serving G-d. Some of the things in this notebook were not printed.
Approximately 62 written pages. 27.5 cm. Good condition, few tears and few worm holes.

Collection of interesting items related to the Mukacheve Rebbe Baruch Yehoshua Yerachmiel Rabinowitz, from the time he ascended to Eretz Israel and linked with his activities on behalf of Holocaust victims.
• Printed leaf, by the Rebbe, a letter of farewell to his disciples in Mukacheve, before his immigration to Eretz Israel. Budapest, 1944. Two copies. • Letter to the Rebbe who had recently ascended to Eretz Israel, by R' Yitzchak Aharon Perlstein, who requests that the Rebbe act "to save my family… my wife and my four children… from the great danger in which they exist today". Nissan, [1944]. • Kvittel with names for prayer, sent to the Rebbe. The writer specifies the names of his children, including his son and daughter who are in "the country of Hungary… in Budapest and Nyíregyháza". • Letter by the Vaad Taharat HaMishpacha in Jerusalem, which invites the Rebbe to participate in the committee's convention. Jerusalem, Av 1944. • Letter of authorization from the Vaad HaHatzala in the US, from January 1947, which attests that the Rebbe "is dealing with an important mission in Germany and in Hungary" connected to the activities of Vaad HaHatzala. English. • Letter by Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac HaLevi Herzog – The Chief Rabbi of Israel, who invites the Rebbe to a prayer assembly of rabbis and rebbes in the Churva of Rabbi Yehuda HaChassid, which will take place on the 20th of Adar. Jerusalem, Purim D'Prazim 1945. • Letter to the Rebbe by "his disciple" Rabbi Yosef Binyamin Viliger. Brooklyn, Succot 1944.
Rebbe Baruch Yehoshua Yerachmiel Rabinowitz, son-in-law and successor of the Minchat Elazar of Mukacheve, and rescue activist at the time of the Holocaust. See previous item.
8 items (enclosed: envelope of letter sent to the Rebbe and newspaper clippings). Varied size and condition.