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ЛОТ 262:
Arba Kol HaKoreh from the Rebbe Shlita of Liubovitch – Printed by Solomon Press, Jerusalem
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Arba Kol HaKoreh from the Rebbe Shlita of Liubovitch – Printed by Solomon Press, Jerusalem
No Publication Year, Likely Printed in 1943 (Tav Shin Gimel)
This is a rare printed work titled Arba Kol HaKoreh (Four Voices of the Caller), authored by the Rebbe of Liubovitch Shlita. The book was printed by Solomon Press in Jerusalem, but does not bear a specific publication year. However, based on the printing style and historical context, it is believed to have been printed during the year 1943 (Tav Shin Gimel).
The work consists of 48 pages, and it encapsulates teachings and spiritual insights from the Rebbe of Liunovitch, providing guidance on various aspects of Chassidus and Jewish practice.
The text is significant both for its content and its historical context, likely reflecting the Rebbe's teachings during a challenging period of time, as well as the growing movement of Chabad in the early years after the war.
Condition: Very good, with the expected age-related wear and some minor marks. A rare and valuable item for collectors and students of Chabad Chassidus.
