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LOT 299:
"And think of the honor of G-d, and come to the truth of the matter as much as possible in this lowly generation" ...
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"And think of the honor of G-d, and come to the truth of the matter as much as possible in this lowly generation" Letter from the Admor of Kretschneif on his personal 'Happy New Year' card
Important Letter in the basics of faith and Hasidism in the handwriting and signature of the Admor Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Rosenbaum of Kretshinif - Nadvorna, Nissan 1965. Written on the back of the Rebbe's personal 'Happy New Year' card [printed on the front: 'Begin a year of blessing and salvation for all and for all to know and reveal that he is the King of all over the world].
In his letter, the Rebbe reinforces his friend with words of faith and confidence: "May strengthened in Tora with humility and happiness and think to come to the truth as much as possible in this lowly generation and only through adherence to the righteous the truly sincere workers" and adds, "And you would probably enjoy seeing our prayers with our adherence almost like in Cigutte ... and all in common sense and innocence and humility and there is no politics and no talking about any rabbi ... ". Towards the end of things, the Admor hints something about the secret way of Passover that "The Yahatz implies much" and ends with blessings in spirituality.
Rebbe Zvi Hirsch Rosenbaum of Kretschniff-Siget - "Rabbi Hirschla" [1920-2006]. From his childhood he was known as a gifted child and he was sent at the age of 9 to grow up with his elders in Siget and studied with him until the bar mitzvah. After the bar mitzvah, he went to study at the Stanislov Yeshiva. During the Holocaust he was taken to the Auschwitz death camp. After the Holocaust, he immigrated to Eretz Yisrael, and arrived to Jerusalem in Tamuz in the year of 1945, where he studied at the Maharitz Dushinsky yeshiva, while doing Tisch while a Bachelor. The Admor established his abode in Kiryat Ata and founded a Kirya called Siget Housing and established Kretschniff-Siget Hasidim in Israel and around the world.
[1] 'Happy New Year' card with 20 lines in handwriting and signature of the Rebbe. Good condition.
