Collection of letters and leaves of Torah novellae, from the archive of Rabbi David Jungreiss Ra'avad of the Badatz of the Eda HaCharedit in Jerusalem.
· Many letters to Rabbi David Jungreiss, from various rabbis all over the world, disciples and relatives. In many letters, the writers request Rabbi David to mention them in his prayers and perform salvation on their behalf in various areas. Among the rabbis are several who belong to the Jungreiss family (Rabbi Ya'akov Shraga HaLevi Jungreiss, Rabbi Ya'akov Zvi HaLevi Jungreiss, Rabbi Avraham Jungreiss, Rabbi Moshe Yehuda Jungreiss, Rabbi Elazar Aryeh HaLevi Jungreiss, etc.), many letters by the Rebbe of Helmetzer Rebbe Chananya Yom Tov Lipa Deutsch, Rabbi Baruch Zvi HaCohen Moskowitz, Rabbi Shalom Kroiz Av Beit Din of Odoreu, Rabbi Moshe Yehuda HaCohen Blau, Rabbi Shlomo Sobol, Rabbi Shmuel David Munk, Rabbi Yoseph Sheinberger (who wrote from England and tells of the great reverence associated with the name of Rabbi Jungreiss), a letter from the management of Kollel Shomrei HaChomot and a letter signed by the congregation of the Chassidim synagogue in Batei Ungarin (where he served as rabbi), etc. Wedding invitations including an invitation sent to him in an aerogram from the US, to the wedding of Rebbe Aharon Teitelbaum from Satmar with the daughter of the Vizhnitz Rebbe in 1966.
· Many letters handwritten and signed by Rabbi David Jungreiss, and leaves of Torah novellae in his handwriting.
Rabbi David HaLevi Jungreiss (1898-1971), son of Rabbi Baruch Reuven Shlomo Jungreiss, founder of the Eda HaCharedit and grandson of Rabbi Moshe HaLevi Jungreiss Av Beit Din of Košice, distinguished for his brilliance and his diligence from an early age. He was privileged to study Torah from Rabbi Yitzchak Yerucham Diskin and from Rabbi Yerucham Fishel Perla. He taught in the Porat Yosef Yeshiva [Rabbi Ovadia Yosef was his close disciple] and in the Anshei Ma'amad Yeshiva. He had already become a member of the Badatz of the Eda HaCharedit in the days of his teacher Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld, and for over 40 years retained that position. An outstanding Torah genius and holy person, erudite in the revealed and hidden parts of Torah, he was G-d fearing and punctiliously fulfilled all the mitzvoth. He fiercely struggled to protect religious adherence and strongly opposed cooperation with the State of Israel. He lived in simplicity and unpretentiousness, however his name was celebrated and many came to him for blessings.
More than 115 items, varied size and condition.