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Chukat Hapesach Hakatzar, by Rabbi Ben Zion Gassenbaum of Komarno. The personal copy Rabbi Baruch Zvi Hacohen Moskovich. Published in a time of troubles in Hungary, Budapest, [1944]. Rare.
Seder Chukat Hapesach Hakatzar, Hilchot Pesach by Rabbi Ben Zion Gassenbaum of Komarno. With a Segulah by the Kabbalist Gaon Rabbi Shimshon of Ostropoli for being saved from the ravages of time and from the hand of the enemy The personal copy Rabbi Baruch Zvi Hacohen Moskovich. The press of Meshulam Zalman Katz Katzburg, Budapest, [1944]. Rare.
[4], 26 leaves. With the handwritten signature of Rabbi Baruch Zvi Hacohen Moskovich and the stamps of the Bnei David yeshiva of Paks.
The Gaon Chassid Rabbi Baruch Zvi Hacohen Moskovich (1907-1990) a disciple of Rabbi Yehuda Greenwald of Satmar. After the Holocaust, served as the Rosh Yeshiva and Av Beis Din of the Kehal Yere’im community of Paks and as Rosh Av Beis Din of Budapest. In 1959, moved to Vienna. Authored dozens of books including Tenuvot Baruch Kama, Shut Tenuvot Baruch, Torei Zahav and more. Passed away in the USA. His biography is introduced in Ginat Veradim, 12, p. 14.
Original binding, blemishes and partly detached. Some stains. Fair-good condition.
Measurement: 21 CM
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