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41. From the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,” HaTamim, Vol. 5, pp. 460, 461.For a full week, my saintly father continued telling me during our walks what he heard from his own father, my saintly grandfather [the Rebbe Maharash]: namely, the...
From the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,” HaTamim, Vol. 4, pp. 367-372.] We now resume the narrative of Reb Zelmele’s own story, as he told it to Reb Yitzchak Aizik.[Reb Yitzchak Aizik repeated it to the Rebbe Maharash. He, in turn, told it...
From the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,” HaTamim, Vol. 4, pp. 364-367.At this point, the story of Reb Zelmele Stutzker is interrupted with Reb Shalom Yehudah’s story, as he related it to Reb Zelmele, who in turn told it to Rav Yitzchak Aiz...
28. From the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,” HaTamim Vol. 4, pp. 362-364.Reb Yitzchak Aizik interrupted his own story and provided some background concerning his uncle: My uncle, the gaon Reb Zelmele, was born in Stutzk, a rural Jewish set...
From the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,” HaTamim, Vol. 4, pp. 358-262. I will now insert an item from my diary. The subject deals with an account the famous gaon and rav, Reb Yitzchak Aizik of Vitebsk, shared with my saintly grandfather, t...
19. From the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,” HaTamim, Vol. 4, pp. 357, 358.As I pointed out in the attached letter, this essay is merely the raw material from which a proper treatise on the history of Chassidus may be composed (with G-d’s ...
The Alter RebbeFrom the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,”HaTamim, Vol. 2, pp. 142-149. 8. During the twelve years of the Maggid’s leadership Toras HaChassidus expanded and reached a very high crest, spreading throughout a vast territory. But...
The Maggid of MezritchFrom the Previous Rebbe’s essay, “Fathers of Chassidus,” HaTamim, Vol. 2, pp. 140-142. Apparently, this continues what the Rebbe Rashab told the Previous Rebbe during their walks in the country, quoting what the Tzemach Tzedek told t...
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