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One of the final signatures of the holy Gaon author of the Lev HaIvri Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger in a letter expressing his gratitude for a donation – 1921.
The letter was written by his son, the Gaon Rav Rabbi Eliyahu Schlesinger, expressing his gratitude to the religious activist Rabbi Uri Pelshin, one of the rabbis of Manhatten, for a donation of a large sum of money for the Tzaddik Gaon, the Lev HaIvri, himself.
‘Worthy is the Mitzvah to protect you a thousand folds and wherever he turns, he shall succeed’. He signed his name ‘Eliyahi Schlesinger the son of the renowned Tzaddik Gaon author of Sefer Lev HaIvri’.
Beneath this, the Lev HaIvri himself added his weak yet clear signature.
The Renowned Holy Gaon Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger author of the Lev HaIvri [1837-1922] a disciple of his father Rabbi Yechiel who was a disciple of the Chasam Sofer and the Ketav Sofer, the Maharam Schick and the Machaneh Chaim. The son-in-law of the Holy Gaon Rabbi Hillel Lichtenstein of Kalameu. Immigrated to the Land of Israel and acted for its pure settlement. Was renowned for his unique Psakim on several matters, Psakim that led to a heated polemic for several years.
Budapest.
[1] lined paper. 24X17 cm. Stains. Folds with varied tears not affecting the text. Wear. Fair-good condition.
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