Auction 51 Part I - Books Chassidism Manuscripts Rabbinical Letters
Letter by Rabbi Ezra HaCohen Fried Av Beit Din of Tiszabecel
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Long interesting autograph letter signed by Rabbi Ezra HaCohen Fried. Tiszabecel (Hungary), [1917].
Detailed responsum to inquiries regarding a match for a divorced man "from a good decent family".
Rabbi Ezra HaCohen Fried Av Beit Din of Tiszabecel (perished in the Holocaust, 1943), son of the author of the Pnei Mevin responsa, Rabbi Netanel HaCohen Fried Av Beit Din of Oraşu Nou (Uyvaros), and son-in-law of Rabbi Gershon Avraham Goldberg of Liska Av Beit Din of Tiszabecel. (Kehillot Hungary, Machon Yerushalayin 2009 p. 179). An interesting responsum by him, regarding a Shochet using a bicycle for transportation between different communities and the concerns that arise from this, was printed in the Or Torah anthology and copied from there to the end of the Yalkut Pnei Mevin (Bnei Brak 1992).
Official postcard, 10.5X15.5 cm. Written on both sides. Good condition.
Detailed responsum to inquiries regarding a match for a divorced man "from a good decent family".
Rabbi Ezra HaCohen Fried Av Beit Din of Tiszabecel (perished in the Holocaust, 1943), son of the author of the Pnei Mevin responsa, Rabbi Netanel HaCohen Fried Av Beit Din of Oraşu Nou (Uyvaros), and son-in-law of Rabbi Gershon Avraham Goldberg of Liska Av Beit Din of Tiszabecel. (Kehillot Hungary, Machon Yerushalayin 2009 p. 179). An interesting responsum by him, regarding a Shochet using a bicycle for transportation between different communities and the concerns that arise from this, was printed in the Or Torah anthology and copied from there to the end of the Yalkut Pnei Mevin (Bnei Brak 1992).
Official postcard, 10.5X15.5 cm. Written on both sides. Good condition.
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