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In the letter, dated 1st day of Rosh Chodesh Tammuz 5698 [29 June 1938], Rabbi Weinberg warmly recommends Rabbi Shaul Weingort, who had received a doctoral degree, and asks Rabbi Botshko to invite him to deliver lectures at his yeshiva. He also suggests that Rabbi Botshko consider Rabbi Weingort as a potential match for his daughter.

File Number : 72

Type of Material : Letter

Language : German

Archive of Rabbi Shaul Weingort: Letters and postcards from various individuals, 1941-1945

Archive of Rabbi Shaul Weingort: Letters and Postcards from Various Individuals, 1941-1945 This file contains letters and postcards sent to Rabbi Weingort concerning aid to Jews under Nazi rule. Among others, it includes correspondence regarding Rabbi Yechiel Yaakov Weinberg, who was detained in Germany, and the Rosenblum family in Bochnia, Poland (see file P.51/18 for this family). Envelope 416: Postcard from Frau Izbieki in Lucerne, 29 November 1942, requesting details about a package sent by Dr. Weingort to Rosenbaum in Bochnia and requesting a similar package with medication for a severely ill...

File Number : 19

Type of Material : Record of Persecuted Persons, Telegram, Postcard, Envelope, Letter

Language : Polish, German

Archive of Rabbi Shaul Weingort: Correspondence, primarily concerning Rabbi Yechiel Yaakov Weinberg, 1938-1946

Envelope 546: - Postcard from Rabbi J. J. Weinberg in Berlin to Rabbi Eli Butchko, dated 23 November 1938, conveying congratulations on the engagement of his only daughter to Shaul Weingort. He wishes them a successful union, to be brought to the chuppah in peace, and to derive joy and delight from them. He reports that the rabbinical seminary in Berlin is “closed and locked” and he does not know when or if it will reopen. His primary concern is finding shelter for the students. The worries weigh heavily on him, and he is inclined to melancholy and mental unrest. - Postcard from Rabbi Weinberg to Rabbi...

File Number : 30

Type of Material : Letter, Record of Persecuted Persons, Envelope, Postcard

Language : Hebrew, English, German

Documentation regarding Orthodox Jewry in Germany, especially the organizations associated with the separatist Orthodoxy, 1930-1941

Documentation regarding Orthodox Jewry in Germany, especially the organizations associated with the separatist Orthodoxy, 1930-1941 Volume I: Correspondence of Rabbi Yehiel Michel Schlesinger with the members of the Halachische Kommission (the Halacha [Religious Law] Commission attached to the Vereinigung traditionell gesetztreuer Rabbiner [Association of Halachic Law Observant Rabbis]); In the volume (the page numbers refer to the frame numbers in the Scan): Pp. 2-3: Letter dealing with administrational matters written on stationery from the Rabbinical Seminary in Berlin, 29 Tammuz 5682 [??] (25...

File Number : 44

Type of Material : Survey Report, Letter

Language : Hebrew, German

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