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Religious articles, Letters from Tzadikim from previous generations , Hasidic books from first print, attributed copies and discoveries from the extermination camps in Europe.
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LOTE 65:
Long letter hand written by the holy Admo"r Rabbi Meshulem Zusiya of Tchernobyl - Bnei Brak, Cheshvon 1975. 'Wealth ...
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Long letter hand written by the holy Admo"r Rabbi Meshulem Zusiya of Tchernobyl - Bnei Brak, Cheshvon 1975. 'Wealth and happiness and honor through much pleasure and serenity of holiness.'
Long letter [22 lines] all hand written by the Holy Admo"r Rabbi Meshulem Zusiya of Chernobyl, beloved grandson of Hrh"k Rabbi Yeshaye of Tchechov youngest son of the Holy Divrei Chaim of Sanz. Finishing with blessings for wealth and great success.
The letter refers to the passing of the recipients father, he joins with all his heart in the sorrow of great loss and filled with his holy blessings wishes with the Exceptional and special words:
'יעזור השי"ת שתתברכו עכב"ב שיחי' בבריאות השלימות ובשפע ברכה והצלחה גדולה, עשירות ואושר וכבוד ותרוו הרבה תענוג ונחת דקדושה מכל יוצאי חלציכם שיחיו, וזכות אבותיי הק' זצוק"ל תגן למע"כ שבכול אשר יפנה ישכיל ויצליח, ידידכם המעתיר בעדכם לטוב תמיד כל הימים המחכה...ומצפה לרחמי שמים. משולם זוסיא בהרה"צ מוהר"ר יצחק זצוק"ל
[1] official air mail letter 28x17 cm. 22 rows personally hand written and signed. Light tear, with nothing missing. Very good condition.
Hrh"k Rabbi Meshulem Zusiya Twresky of Chernobyl Loeb, [1900-1988], the first of the chain of Admo"rim of Chernobyl after the holocaust, son after son of the Chernobyl and Loeb dynasty, the son of the daughter of the Holy Rabbi Yeshayeh Halberstam of Chechov-Krakow, where he grew up on his lap and was influenced by his light and received much from him, between the years 1936-1939. He fled with great mercy of heaven before the holocaust and immigrated to Israel. In Jerusalem and later in Bnei Brak he established his Beit HaMedrash were many of his admirers of the holy courtyard of Chernobyl Sanz dynasty gathered. He was known for his strength of prayers and his great modesty. His great son-in-law is the current Admo"r Rabbi Yisrael of Viznitz - Bnei-Brak.
