Collection of invitations to weddings of the Admorim of Viznitz and their children, sent to Maran, Posek Hador, Rav Yosef Shlomo Elyashiv.
The invitations, some still from the holy grandfather, the Imrei Chaim, his sons and sons-in-law, and some for the weddings of the descendants who carry today the crowns of the Admorim of Viznitz – sent by the Imrei Chaim, the Yeshu’os Moshe, and the Toras Mordechai to Maran, the immense Gaon, Pillar of Hora’ah Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv.
The collection contains invitations to the weddings of current Admorim of Viznitz:
✵ Invitation from Maran the Imrei Chaim, to the wedding of his grandson,
Admor of Viznitz–Monsey, son of the Toras Mordechai, with the daughter of Rabbi Eliezer Meisels, Av Beis Din of Ühel.
✵ Invitation from Maran the Toras Mordechai of Viznitz–Monsey, to the wedding of
Admor of Viznitz–Beit Shemesh – Rabbi Baruch Shimshon Hager, with the daughter of Maran Admor of Viznitz Shlita.
✵ Invitation of Maran the Yeshu’os Moshe of Viznitz, for the wedding of his son,
Admor of Viznitz in Bnei Berak, with the daughter of the Gaon Rabbi Avraham David Horowitz of Strassbourg.
✵ Invitation signed by the Imrei Chaim to the wedding of
the daughter of the Toras Mordechai, with Rabbi Yisrael Fisch of Biksaad. 1970
✵ Invitation signed by the Imrei Chaim to the wedding of
Rabbi Yisrael Ernster with the daughter of the Admor of Amshinov US.
✵ Invitation of the holy
Rabbi Naftali Chaim Adler to the wedding of his granddaughter with Rabbi Moshe Margolis.
✵ Invitation of the Yeshu’os Moshe to the wedding of his granddaughter, daughter of his younger son, Admor of Viznitz. 2004
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Envelope with the name of the recipient, Admor of Viznitz – Chassidic coordinator in Viznitz, from his time as Av Beis Din of and Rav of the neighborhood, sent to Maran Rav Elyashiv for the wedding of the Rebbe’s youngest daughter.
Rav Elyashiv’s name is written
in the Rebbe’s handwriting.
Various handwritten notations on the envelope, apparently from the Novominsker Rebbe of America and the Gaon Rabbi Eliyahu Dov Wachtfogel.