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Tzemach Hasadeh, on Takanat Agunot, by Rabbi Eliezer Chaim Deutsch. [1917]. First ediiton. The copy of Rabbi Mordechai Greenfeld Av Beis Din of Nirdhoz.
Tzemach Hasadeh, innovations, Likutei Dinim, Libun Halachot and Shut on Takanat Agunot, by Rabbi Eliezer Chaim Deutsch Av Beis Din of Bonyhad. Paks, [1917]. First ediiton.
[6], 58 leaves. With the stamp of Rabbi Mordechai Greenfeld Av Beis Din of Nirdhoz.
Rabbi Eliezer Chaim ben Rabbi Avraham Deutsch (1850-1916), a disciple of Rabbi Yehuda Assad and Rabbi Menachem Eisenstadt of Ungvar. Served as Av Beis Din of Honishvitz and as Av Beis Din and Rosh Yeshiva in Bonyhad. Authored many books on the Shas, Torah and Halacha including Tevu’os Hasadeh, Chelkas Hasadeh, Pri Hasadeh, Si’ach Hasadeh, Tzemach Hasadeh and Duda’ei Hasadeh.
Rabbi Mordechai ben Rabbi Avraham Greenfeld (1896?-1963) Av Beis Din of Hadhoz and Nirdhoz. After World War II, managed a yeshiva in Nirdhoz and served as Av Beis Din in Budapest and Vienna. His biography and Divrei Torah were introduced in Kuntres Rabbi Mordechai Ugdulato (Bnei Berak, 2008) and in his book Vayaged Mordechai on the Torah and Moadim (Bnei Berak, 1893).
Simple binding. Stains. Moth holes. Fair-good condition.
Measurement: 31 CM
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