An Interesting collection which arrived from a family of veteran Karlin Chasidim. Three invitations from Rebbe Israel Perlov of Karlin-Stolin, to the weddings of his sons – Rabbi Avraham Elimelech, Rabbi Aharon, and his daughter Miriam, wife of Rabbi Avraham Ya'akov of Gvodzitz. Three receipts signed by Rabbi Moshe Perlov [son of Rabbi Israel]. Postcard from the Rebbe of Koydenov-Botoshan, Rebbe Henich Dov Zilberfarb, son of the Rabbi of Toporov. Three signed agreements about purchase of seats in Karlin sysnagogue in Tel Aviv. The "Child" Rebbe of Karlin-Stolin, Rabbi Israel ben Asher (1869-1882) was orphaned in his childhood and made Rebbe and the age of four and a half(!). He died and was buried in Frankfurt, and is known among Karlin Chasidim as "The Frankfurter". He left behind six boys and three girls – Rebbe Moshe, the Stoliner Rebbe, Rebbe Avraham Elimelech – the Karliner Rebbe, Rebbe Yochanan of Lutzk, Rebbe Ya'akov of Detroit, Rebbe Aharon of Warsaw and Rebbe Asher of Stolin – most of his offspring were murdered in the holocaust. The only son who survived was Rebbe Yochanan, grandfather of present Rebbe of Karlin-Stolin. Rabbi Chanoch Henich Dov Zilberfarb (1890-1978, Encyclopedia of Chasidism, page 636), son of Rabbi Meshulam Zalman Yosef of Toporov, and grandson of Rebbe Aharon of Koydenov. Began his tenure as Rebbe in 1929 in Botoshan and Tel Aviv. Altogether 10 leaves of various sizes and conditions.
An Interesting collection which arrived from a family of veteran Karlin Chasidim. Three invitations from Rebbe Israel Perlov of Karlin-Stolin, to the weddings of his sons – Rabbi Avraham Elimelech, Rabbi Aharon, and his daughter Miriam, wife of Rabbi Avraham Ya'akov of Gvodzitz. Three receipts signed by Rabbi Moshe Perlov [son of Rabbi Israel]. Postcard from the Rebbe of Koydenov-Botoshan, Rebbe Henich Dov Zilberfarb, son of the Rabbi of Toporov. Three signed agreements about purchase of seats in Karlin sysnagogue in Tel Aviv. The "Child" Rebbe of Karlin-Stolin, Rabbi Israel ben Asher (1869-1882) was orphaned in his childhood and made Rebbe and the age of four and a half(!). He died and was buried in Frankfurt, and is known among Karlin Chasidim as "The Frankfurter". He left behind six boys and three girls – Rebbe Moshe, the Stoliner Rebbe, Rebbe Avraham Elimelech – the Karliner Rebbe, Rebbe Yochanan of Lutzk, Rebbe Ya'akov of Detroit, Rebbe Aharon of Warsaw and Rebbe Asher of Stolin – most of his offspring were murdered in the holocaust. The only son who survived was Rebbe Yochanan, grandfather of present Rebbe of Karlin-Stolin. Rabbi Chanoch Henich Dov Zilberfarb (1890-1978, Encyclopedia of Chasidism, page 636), son of Rabbi Meshulam Zalman Yosef of Toporov, and grandson of Rebbe Aharon of Koydenov. Began his tenure as Rebbe in 1929 in Botoshan and Tel Aviv. Altogether 10 leaves of various sizes and conditions.
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