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Str. Olteni, 38 Bucuresti (Bucharest)! Historical document from the Hrh"k of Bohush to Hrh"k the Imrei Chaim of Viznitz hand written by the two righteous, financial subsidies for the refugees and a remembrance for good on the Holy Days.

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 Str. Olteni, 38 Bucuresti (Bucharest)! Historical document from the Hrh"k of Bohush to Hrh"k the Imrei Chaim of Viznitz hand written by the two righteous, financial subsidies for the refugees and a remembrance for good on the Holy Days. 


Background: 

Str. Olteni, 38 Bucuresti (Bucharest)! was a famous address and an open home to the masses of Holocaust refugees that thronged to Romania, there they got a place to rest, food to eat, and clothing to wear. There they revived their bodies and souls and were received a warm welcome full of heart and soul. This was the home of Hrh"k Rabbi Rabbi Yitzchok (Isack) Friedman din Buhusi (of Bohush), who was especially renowned in those dark years as the address for all rescue operations and rehabilitation all over Romania. The one that was in contact with him in all rescue operations, charity and benevolence was his close friend the Hrh"k the Imrei Chaim of Viznitz, together they stood and worked to revive the Jewish nation, to dress and cover all poor broken souls.
This rare document, personal business card of the Hrh"K of Bohush on which he wrote with his holy hands a request to transfer money, one of thousands that they transferred and worked together.
‘כבוד שאר בשרי הרה"צ הר"ח שליט"א. בהיות שאנשי הקאמוטעט החליטו לתת להרבנית האגער סך 50 אלפים לעי, לכן אבקשו לתת לה המעות כי נחוץ לה עבור צרכי יום טוב. אברכו בברכת גח"ט. ונא לזכרני לטובה בה…. (?) כב’ אכי"ר
On the document, the Holy Imrei Chaim writes with his holy hands: ערהאלטין עיו"כ תש"ה אסתר האגער Received, before Yom Kipur 1955 And signed the name of HaRabbanit Mrs. Esther Hager, one of the daughters of the noble family,.
On the back of the page the Hrh"k Imrei Chaim writes with his holy hands different numbers.

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