SIDDUR TEFILOS – COPY BELONGING TO RABBI MEIR OF...
SIDDUR TEFILOS – COPY BELONGING TO RABBI MEIR OF SHOTZ (1853-1923) AND HIS SON RABBI YOEL OF SHOTZ (1907-1980).
Seder Rav Amram Gaon, First edition, Warsaw 5625 (1865) with ownership stamps of Rabbi Meir Moskowitz, Rabbi of Shotz, and of his son Rabbi Yoel of Shotz.
Rabbi Meir Moskowitz of Shotz (Suceava, Romania), son of Rabbi Yoel of Shotz and son-in-law of Rabbi Yitzchak Rubin of Brody, descended from the Rebbes of Belz, Zlochov and Premishlany, succeeded his father as chassidic leader in 1903. Renowned for his truthfulness, modesty and charitable activities.
Rabbi Yoel Moskowitz of Shotz, son of Rabbi Meir and son-in-law of his relative the famous Rabbi Shalom Moskowitz of Shotz – London. Shotzer Rebbe in Manchester, London, Montreal and Jerusalem.
[3], 55, [1], 59 15x23 cm. Good condition, cloth binding.
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SIDDUR TEFILOS – COPY BELONGING TO RABBI MEIR OF SHOTZ (1853-1923) AND HIS SON RABBI YOEL OF SHOTZ (1907-1980).
Seder Rav Amram Gaon, First edition, Warsaw 5625 (1865) with ownership stamps of Rabbi Meir Moskowitz, Rabbi of Shotz, and of his son Rabbi Yoel of Shotz.
Rabbi Meir Moskowitz of Shotz (Suceava, Romania), son of Rabbi Yoel of Shotz and son-in-law of Rabbi Yitzchak Rubin of Brody, descended from the Rebbes of Belz, Zlochov and Premishlany, succeeded his father as chassidic leader in 1903. Renowned for his truthfulness, modesty and charitable activities.
Rabbi Yoel Moskowitz of Shotz, son of Rabbi Meir and son-in-law of his relative the famous Rabbi Shalom Moskowitz of Shotz – London. Shotzer Rebbe in Manchester, London, Montreal and Jerusalem.
[3], 55, [1], 59 15x23 cm. Good condition, cloth binding.
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