Auction 33 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
Letter Rabbi David Yehuda Zilberstein Av Beit Din of Vietzen
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Letter by Rabbi David Yehuda Zilberstein to Rabbi Yekutiel Freudiger of Budapest. Vietzen (Hungary), 1934.
Greeting upon marriage of his son “our mentor Rabbi Naftali”. “Mentor” written in large square letters, emphasizing that he views him as mentor.
Postcard with his name printed in Hebrew and Hungarian. Written on both sides; includes stamp and postmark.
Ga’on Rabbi David Yehuda Zilberstein (murdered in Holocaust on Tamuz 1944, Otzar HaRabbanim 5144), son of Ga’on of Vietzen Rabbi Yeshaya author of Ma’asai LaMelech. Disciple of Rabbi Shaul Brach and Rabbi Mordechai Leib Winkler author of Levushei Mordechai. In 1905 as young man published Sefer Yad David which received enthusiastic approbations of leading Torah giants of the generation – see attached material. In 1915 served as rabbi in Helishtaba. In 1928 assisted his father as rabbinical authority and Dayan in Vietzen; succeeded his father who passed away in 1930.
14X9 cm. postcard. Very good condition, stains.
Greeting upon marriage of his son “our mentor Rabbi Naftali”. “Mentor” written in large square letters, emphasizing that he views him as mentor.
Postcard with his name printed in Hebrew and Hungarian. Written on both sides; includes stamp and postmark.
Ga’on Rabbi David Yehuda Zilberstein (murdered in Holocaust on Tamuz 1944, Otzar HaRabbanim 5144), son of Ga’on of Vietzen Rabbi Yeshaya author of Ma’asai LaMelech. Disciple of Rabbi Shaul Brach and Rabbi Mordechai Leib Winkler author of Levushei Mordechai. In 1905 as young man published Sefer Yad David which received enthusiastic approbations of leading Torah giants of the generation – see attached material. In 1915 served as rabbi in Helishtaba. In 1928 assisted his father as rabbinical authority and Dayan in Vietzen; succeeded his father who passed away in 1930.
14X9 cm. postcard. Very good condition, stains.
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