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Wonderful letter on matters of the Kashrus of food and Torah and Halachic innovations, handwritten entirely by the renowned Gaon and Posek Rabbi Eliezer Deutsch, the Rav of Bonyhad and one of the most important Meshivim of his generation. Sent to his in-law. The year is not noted.
In his letter, the great Gaon of Bonyhad confirms that ‘the firm’ in Ugash is indeed supervised by him and everything is done for the best.
The second part of the letter contains Torah innovations on the issue of ‘Kama Kama Batel’, noting that he has already written at length in his composition on Tractate Bava Kama and that he hopes it will be published soon.
In the third part of the lengthy letter, he replies shortly on an additional matter and apologizes for not writing at length since he has to prepare and teach his regular lessons. "And especially to his honorable in-law – he does not need to answer Halachic questions since he can ask his father the true Gaon Shalita – the Gaon … may G-d give him longevity".
The letter is handwritten entirely and signed by the Gaon Rabbi Eliezer Deutsch and with his stamp.
The holy Gaon Rabbi Elezer Chaim Deutsch, one of the greatest Meshivim [1850-1915], one of the Geonim of Hungary. Studied with the holy Gaon of Hakmin and with Maran Rabbi Yehuda Assad and was a leading disciple of Maran the Maharm Esh. For twenty years he served as Rav of Honishvitsh and for twenty years as Rav of Bonyhad, where he was also a Posek and Rosh Yeshiva of hundreds. Was a great Meshiv in Hungary and there is no Shut book that does not refer to him. Authored books on all subjects of the Torah. His son the Tzaddik Gaon Rabbi Moshe Deutsch was the son-in-law of the holy Gaon Rabbi Shimon Sofer author of Hitorerus HaTeshuva of Erlau. His renowned son-in-law was the Tzaddik Gaon Rabbi Yosef Hacohen Schwartz author of Vayelakes Yosef, a renowned Rrav of Hungary between the two world wars.
[1] lined leaf. 23X14.5 cm. Minor fold line. Very good condition.
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