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Auction 67
Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at 5:00 PM UTC
Lot 16:
Shut Tzemach Tzedek Even HaEzer Section II (containing two sections as well), by the holy Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch, the son of the Mitteler Admor. Edited by his sons and grandsons – first edition Vilna, 1871. Two title pages for the first section and a separate title page for the second one. Hilchot Gittin and Shemot Gittin: [2], 100 leaves. Yibum and Chalitzah: [1], 2-135 leaves (possibly, a leaf following the title page is missing). In this copy, the first section was bound after the second one. Stefansky Chassidut 502.
Stable binding. Fine wide margins. Some moth perforations. Good overall condition.
On the first leaf, an ownership stamp: "הרב שאול דוב זיסלין רב דבית הכנסת בית שלמה מאה שערים…" – Rabbi Shaul Dover Zislin (1881-1964) an important Chabadic Rav and Mashpi’ah in Israel and one of the founders of the Union of Chabad Chassidim in Israel.
Was considered one of the leaders of the Chabad community in Israel in general and Tel Aviv in particular. In 1936, Rabbi Zislin suggested to the Admor the Rayatz to write down sheet music of the varied Chabadic Nigunim, on which Sefer Hanigunim was later based. In 1949, Rabbi Zislin came up with the idea of establishing a settlement for the Chabad Chassidim who were immigrating to Israel; the idea was later realized with the establishment of Kfar Chabad.
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