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‘May Torah and greatness unite on their table’. Letters with blessings for a wedding handwritten by the holy Rav Rabbi Meshulam Zussia of Chernobyl and with his handwritten signature. 1980.
In the letter, the holy Rav expresses his gratitude for the Pidyon Nefesh that was sent to him and the invitation he had received, blessing ‘May Hashem Yisborach help the marriage of his son the groom with the bride … be successful and may their Zivug be an eternal building. MayTorah and greatness unite on their table and you merit seeing pleasure and Naches DeKdusha from them and all your offspring…’
The Holy Rav Rabbi Meshulam Zussia Twersky of Chernobyl Leviev [1910-1988], the first of the Admorim of Chernobyl after the Holocaust, son after son of the Tzaddikim of Chernobyl and Leviev, the son of the daughter of the Holy Rav Rabbi Yeshaya of Tchechov, who was raised and educated by him and received much from him. Escaped before the Holocaust and immigrated by himself to Eretz Yisroel. He established his Beis Midrash first in Jerusalem and then in Bnei Berak and many gathered around him, admirers of the holy courts of Chernobyl and Sanz. Was renowned for the power of his prayer and his great modesty. His great son-in-law was the Holy Admor the Mahari of Vizhnitz.
[1] official stationery of the Rabbi. Fold marks. Very good condition.
Measurement: 16 x 24 CM
Measurement: 16 x 24 CM
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