Auction 12
Tiferet Auction House - 12 - Special and Rare items, Manuscripts and Religious articles
Mar 18, 2020
Israel
Shenhav Building, B, 12 Beit Hadfus st , Jerusalem
Tiferet Auction House - Auction 12 - Special Rare items!
Rare items from Tzadikim from previous generations , Holy Manuscripts written by varies great Hasidic Tzadikim, Religious articles, letter from great rabbinic leaders from The Sfardic and Ashkenazic communities.
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LOT 46:
Letter of Semicha from Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Friedman, abd Újpest (new Pest) to Rabbi Yaakov Yehuda HaLevi Hoffman. With ...
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Letter of Semicha from Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Friedman, abd Újpest (new Pest) to Rabbi Yaakov Yehuda HaLevi Hoffman. With hand signature and stamp. Újpest (New Pest), 1905.
Passionate letter of Semicha from the Rav of Újpest (New Pest), Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Friedman, to Rabbi Yaakov Yehuda HaLevi Hoffman, who was later Rav of Frankfurt. Újpest (New Pest) 1905.
[1] page 21x29 cm. Written on an official letter head page of Rabbi Friedman, with stamp of the Rav and his hand written signature.
Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Friedman, was born to his father Rabbi Yitzchak Eizik Friedman abd Nyíregyháza. Student of the Yeshiva in Pressburg, Was Rav in the Orthodox community in New-Pest in the years 1904-1933.
Rabbi Yaakov Yehuda HaLevi Hofman, 1881-1956, disciple of Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Roth abd Pupa, and of the 'Shevet Sofer' in Pressburg Yeshiva, served as Rav in Vienna, Kostel and Radovich. Was Rav in the united communities and Rosh Yeshiva in Frankfurt during the years 1923-1937. From the heads of Mizrachi in Germany and member of 'National representative of German Jewry', from great Rabbanim of Hungary who devoted his life for Torah and Love of Tzion. His sermons, which he gave in the Great Beit HaKnesset in the center of the city, excelled in contents and its fine German language. Rabbi Hofman stressed the method of 'learning the Daf', and his students learned to diversify each word and every term of Rashi commentary.
Fold marks, tears and taped along the fold line. Fair – good condition.
