1. Manuscript by the Rebbe of Mátészalka (Hadhas) Rabbi Yechizkiya Fisch, on inside leaves of binding of a book [Toldot Shmuel, Munkatch 1936]. Copying Chassidic and Kabbalic matters composed by his father, Rebbe of Hadas, Aharon Yesha'aya Fisch author of "Kdushat Aharon", signed in the name of Aharon Yesha'aya.
2. A letter signed by Rabbi Eliezer Fisch of Mátészalka, his son, was found within the book.
Rabbi Yechezkiya Fisch (1885-1944, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, B, page 189; Otzar Ha-Rabanim 9117), grandson of Rabbi Ya'akov Fisch of Kalov (confidant of Mahar"ya of Kalov) was blessed by the Besht and lived to be 113 years old. Fisch family was amongst the heads of Chassidut movement in Hungary for many generations.
Following the death of his father author of "Kdushat Aharon" in 1928, Jews started to turn to him for advice and blessings and he became famous worldwide. Murdered in the holocaust.
His son, Rabbi Eliezer Fisch Av-Beit-Din Mátészalka, survived the holocaust and emigrated to Brooklyn, New-Yor,k where he was known as the Rebbe of Hadas. Author of "Noam Si'ach".
Size and condition vary. Title page missing.