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Reprints and Translations of Early Amerixan Rabbanim's seforim - follow the link to Amazon

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Shimon Smolensky, 1882-1964. Served as Rav in Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Mobile, AL; Shreveport, LA; Tyler, TX. Learned in Slobodka

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Now Available on Amazon from Early American Rabbis: Discourses on the Jewish Religion by Rev. Isaac Leeser, Volume 1 (of 11).

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One of the things I love about this project is a Rav's signature.

I've been working on Sefer Ateres Zahav on and off for a while, and as I'm working on it tonight...I pulled the sefer off of the shelf...and there it is...in blue ink -

Rabbi Eliezer Adirim

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While I'm not affected by this personally, Klal Yisrael suffers from this immensely. I dont know all of @pinidunner positions here, I can assure you that this is an absolute necessity and worthy cause

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For years, Sephardim in Israel’s Charedi school system have been humiliated and rejected. Silence and indifference have protected the system - but not the children.

Two weeks ago, I launched the Mi Yidag Lanu campaign because this discrimination must end.

Read the article. Join the movement. The time is now.

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Torato Shel Shem available on Amazon

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Michoel Neches, 1891-1954. Rav in New York, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Los Angeles.

Mechaber of Shemen Turak, Shemen Rosh, Toraso shel Shem, Vayered miYaakov, Moshe vHaAvos, and several books and articles in English

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Mechaber of Eleh Divrei haBris, Malki baKodesh, Chiddushei HaRachah, Ateres Chachamim, Ateres Zaken, Yeshuos Yaakov, Yamim MKedem, Namukei Rashi, Toras HaChinuch HaYisraeli, Berurei HaMiddos, Motzei Mayim, Musagei Shave veHaEmes, Mosdos Torah SheBaal Peh

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Chaim Hirschensohn, 1857-1935. Chief Rabbi of Hoboken, NJ.

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@DBashIdeas I find it more interesting that someone on this side of the family told me the Rebbe had peyos

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@DBashIdeas I'm fairly certain the idea was floated with Rabbi Marlow, but it could be family bubbe maasehs..

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Rabbanim You Should Know: R'Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Rebbe (1902-94). Succeeded his father in law R'Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson as the 7th Lubavitcher Rebbe. Prolific author & one of the most influential leaders of the 20th century.

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Avraham Meir Franklin, 1863-1932. Served as Rav in Buffalo. Learned in the Kovno Kollel. Semicha given by Rav Yitzchak Elchanan Spector, Rav Shlomo haKohen, Rav Yitzchak Yaakov Reines, Rav Mordechai Rosenblatt

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@IlanBlock phenomenal

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Gaze at the wonders of creation, at their divine life Shemonah Kevatzim 1:181:2 , Rav Kook

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Abba Shabtai Schaffer, 1862-1932. Served as Rav in Baltimore. Learned in Rav Hildescheimer's Yeshiva. Semicha given by Rav Azriel Hildescheimer, Rav Avraham Diamant, Rav Zev Lehrman, Rav Yitzchak Elchanan Spector, Rav Alexander Moshe Lapidus.

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Eliezer Lipshitz, 1849-1918. Rabbi in Providence for 40 years. After Rabbanus, he went into the wholesale meat business. He retired due to his health and passed away before fulfilling his dream of making aliyah.

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Moshe Tzemach Lippman, 1866-1920. Rav in Passaic. Founder of Passaic Hebrew Institute

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, 1900-1992. Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshiva Ohr Elchanan, Los Angeles. Mechaber of sefer Simchat Elazar, as well as editor and publisher of his father's, Rav Elchanan Wasserman, HYD, seforim.

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Rabbanim You Should Know: Rabbi Asher Nissan Levitan, 1879-1956. Rav in the Bronx. Was the uncle of Rav Menachem Man Shach