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LOT 93:
Lengthy letter in Yiddish by the pious Rebbetzin of Pshevorsk, the daughter of the holy Rav Rabbi Itzikel of ...
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Sold for: $1,800 (₪5,814)
Price including buyer’s premium:
$
2,214 (₪7,151.22)
Calculated by rate set by auction house at the auction day
Start price:
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1,000
Buyer's Premium: 23%
VAT: 18%
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Lengthy letter in Yiddish by the pious Rebbetzin of Pshevorsk, the daughter of the holy Rav Rabbi Itzikel of Pshevorsk and the wife of the holy Rav Rabbi Yankele, on which her holy father the holy Rav Rabbi Moshe Yitzchak of Pshevorsk added lines with his blessings.
In the letter, the Rebbetzin Mrs. Alte Binah Leiser writes about her husband, the Tzaddik rav's health and additional family matters. In his addition of blessings, the holy Rav blesses with good health, success in all matters and blessings for a good Zivug for his entire family.
The holy Rav Rabbi Itzikel of Pshevorsk [1882-1977], one of the greatest Tzaddikim whose figure illuminated the sky of Chassidism. His father Rabbi Naftali Elimelech, a descendant of the holy Rav author of the Noam Elimelech. The nephew and close disciple of the holy Rav Rabbi Yechezkel Sheraga of Shinava. He later moved to the city of Pshevorsk, after which he was named and became famous. With the outbreak of World War II, he fled to Siberia with his daughter and son-in-law and successor the holy Rav Rabbi Yankeli. His wife and all their other descendants were murdered by the Nazis. After the war he settled for several years in Krakow and Paris. In 1957 he settled in Antwerp and there gathered around him a community of Chassidim. Was a renowned miracle-worker.
[1] leaf. Yiddish. Fold marks. Minor stains. Good-very good condition.
