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Letter for a happy and Kosher Passover handwritten by the great Gaon Rabbi Akiva Glasner, the Rav of Klausenburg, 1946.
The letter which was handwritten by him was sent from Zurich, where he lived after the Holocaust, to Rabbi Leifer of Brooklyn. In it, he wonders how can one pray and ask for freedom in the awful state the Jewish People are in. Yet he finds comfort in the prayer written in the Passover Haggadah: לשנה הבאה בירושלים הבנויה.
The letter is handwritten and signed by Rabbi Glasner.
The great Gaon Rabbi Akiva Glasner [1886-1957] the Rav of Klausenburg, the son of the great Gaon Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Glasner author of Dor Revi’i, a great-grandson of Maran the Chasam Sofer. For dozens of years served as Rav of Klausenburg, succeeding his great father. The son-in-law of the She’eris Yehuda of Hashnovitz the son of the author of the Beis She’arim the holy Gaon Rabbi Amram Blum. His Torah innovations were printed in Sefer Dor Dorim.
[1] thin silk paper. A tear at the center of the fold lines. Stains. Fair-good condition.
Measurement: 18 x 28 CM
Measurement: 18 x 28 CM
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