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The personal copy of Maran the Admor of Skiernivitz – Vorka. Shneim Assar Drushim by the Mahari Mintz. Warsaw, 1875.
Sefer Shneim Assar Drushim by the Mahari Mintz. Warsaw, 1875. The personal copy with the stamp and signature of Rabbi Yosef Zvi Kalisch Admor of Skiernivitz, the future Rav of Bnei Berak and the son of the Admor Rabbi Shimon of Skiernivitz.
The holy Rav Rabbi Yosef Zvi of Skiernivitz [1885-1957] the Rav of Bnei Berak and the Rebbe of the thousands of Vorka Chassidim. The son of the holy Rav Rabbi Shimon Kalisch of Skiernivitz and the son-in-law of the holy Rav the Divrei Binah of Biala. Lived close to his in-law.
The stamp in this Sefer is early, from the time he lived in Biala. The Rav of Kortashov and eventually, the Rav and Admor of Skiernivitz. Immigrated to Eretz Yisroel with the founders of Bnei Berak who were headed by Rabbi Yitzchak Gerstenkorn who was his loyal Chassid, and was appointed the first Rav of the city. For many years served as Rav and Admor.
34 leaves. Kalinberg-Goldman Press. 22.5 cm. Moth perforations. Brittle leaves. The front flyleaf is detached.
Good condition.
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