Four letters handwritten and signed by Rabbi David Sokolovsky, to the members of the management of Agudat Tadchatz and to its chairman Rabbi Yosef Levi Chagiz. Jerusalem, 1951-1952.
A letter of thanks to the management of the association on his election as committee member and two letters regarding his resignation from the membership of the association due to "the heavy dispute between Tadchatz and Pagi (Po'alei Agudat Israel), and another letter. In one letter he writes: "I am resigning from my position and hope that he will give me the benefit of the doubt… not all opinions coincide and I wish to flee from dispute and be pursued (rather than pursue)".
Rabbi Dov Sokolovsky (1897-1988), a leading student of the Mir Yeshiva known by the name of "The Illui (genius) R' Berel Sapotskiner (named for his native city Sapotskin), disciple of the Chafetz Chaim, son-in-law of Rabbi Avraham Zvi Kamai, Av Beit Din of Mir. One of the greatest Torah scholars and Tzaddikim of Jerusalem. After he moved to Eretz Israel in 1936, he established the Maor Ha'Torah Yeshiva and Kollel, taught Torah and was active in charity and support of needy Torah scholars. He died childless at a very old age.
Agudat Tadchatz (acronym of Torah, Dat, Chesed, Tzedaka), was founded by Rabbi Yosef Chagiz [a Charedi public activist native of Jerusalem who settled in Tiberias] and managed various activities. The background of the dispute with Po'alei Agudat Israel was the attempt to found a Charedi settlement Eretz Naftali near Tiberias (see attached material).
4 letters, varied size. Overall good-fair condition. Some spotting. Several tears (no damage to text).