Collection of Letters by Rebbes and Family Members - Sent to the Teplik Rebbe

Collection of Letters by Rebbes and Family Members - Sent to the Teplik Rebbe
Letters by rebbes, rabbis and family members, sent to the Teplik rebbe - Rebbe Shimshon Aharon Polonsky and his family:
· Three letters from Rebbe Moshe Twersky son of Rebbe Mordechai of Rachmistrivka. Odessa, 1927-1928. [Written in the Encyclopedia L'Chassidut, Vol. 3, p. 278, that he died in Kiev shortly after 1925; these letters are from 1928]. · Long letter of Torah thoughts, from his "disciple" Rebbe Mordechai Goldman of Zvhil, written in his youth. Jerusalem, 1932. · Long interesting letter from the Tolna Rebbe, Yochanan Twersky. Brooklyn, 1927. Two lines handwritten and signed by his father Rebbe David Mordechai of Tolna, appear on the margins. · Long letter by Rebbe Yitzchak Yoel Rabinowitz of Monastyrishche. Brooklyn, Tevet 1937. Another letter (11 lines) is written in the margins, handwritten and signed by his grandfather Rabbi Yehoshua Heshel Rabinowitz, the Monastyrishche Rebbe. · Letter by Rebbe Chaim Moshe Yehoshua Schneerson-Twersky, Rebbe of Koidenav - Tomashpol. Brooklyn, 1939. · Letter by Rebbe Yehuda Leib Twersky, son of Rebbe David of Skvira. · Three letters by Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, Rabbi of Crasna. [Brother-in-law of the Teplik Rebbe, perished in a Soviet detention camp]. · More letters - for further details, see Hebrew description.
Rabbi Shimshon Aharon Polonsky (1876-1948), a prominent Torah authority in his times, served in the Teplik rabbinate and was a leading rabbi in the Volhynia district. In 1922, he immigrated to Jerusalem and served as Rabbi of the Beit Yisrael neighborhood. Throughout his life he was associated with the family of the Zvhil rebbes, [mentioned in some of the letters of this collection]. Died on the 28th of Sivan, 1948 and was buried in the temporary cemetery in Sheikh-Badr [Givat Ram in Jerusalem, where his friend, Rebbe Gedalya Moshe Goldman of Zvhil was also buried].
More than 20 letters, size and condition vary.