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Letter by Rabbi Yosef Chaim Hacohen Rubin to his Gaon relative from Jerusalem Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger, with a request that he pray for them during the war [World War I]. Early 20th century, Samator [Hungary].
"ונא אל ימנע ממני פרי עטו הכל באריכות, למען נדע את כל ונוכחת – בפרט את שלום עה"ק יה"ר שתבנה בב"א, ונא… להזכיר אוותי ואת אשתי וי"ח ואת כל הנלוים עלי שי"ח במקומות הקדושים לטובה בפרט בענייני בריאות הנפש וגוף ובעניני הפרנסה שתהיה יותר בריוח ובנקל ובהיתר ובלי צער. ובטוח אני כי תפילתו הזכה יקבל כתפלת זקן ורגיל". Letter to Rabbi Akiva Schlesinger of Jerusalem by Rabbi Yosef Chaim Hacohen Rubin. Samator [the period of World War I].
[1] leaf, [28] lines. In Hebrew, handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yosef Chaim Hacohen Rubin and [2] lines in Yiddish by his wife the Rebbetzin Alta Rubin. The letter was written on a printed coupon in Hungarian. At the beginning of the letter, the writer asks about the state of affairs of the war between the nations and the Ottoman Empire and the effect of the war on the family members in Eretz Yisroel.
Rabbi Yosef Chaim Hacohen Rubin of Samator (1868-1944) by his second marriage was the son-in-law of Rabbi Hillel Lichtenstein Av Beis Din of Kolomyia, the son-in-law of Rabbi Yechiel Schlesinger of Pressburg. In this letter, he appeals to Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger with the title "uncle and brother-in-law".
Minor aging stains. Small blemish to the corners of the leaf.
Measurement: 5 x 13 CM
Measurement: 5 x 13 CM
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