Reb Yochonon Twersky of Horibisov
HY"D with his Brother In Law
Rav Aron Belzer zt"l. Here one can clearly see that the
Tchernobler necktie was done away with in
Belz, and the
"Poroches'el" took its place. The
Peyos were also more prominently displayed. It reminds of one of the late
Modzitzer Rebbe's sons in law, who wore a
Shtreimel every
Shabbos. Once my father took me to the
Modzitzer Rebbe's Tish in the
Agudah of 14th Avenue when he came to America. (We're big
Modzitzer Niggunim/BZ Shenker fans) To my surprise I see the
Eydem sitting there wearing a
Spodik! I guess that must've been some sort of condition they agreed on before the wedding; the
Chosson will wear the
Modzitzer choice of
Shabbos headgear when in his Father-in-Law's presence. Today those two are no longer married....


Photo Two
appeared here a while back. The
Yid in the middle is
Reb Yossel Yarotschever, a prominent
Belzer who is seen in other pictures as well.
6 comments:
The important point of these photos is that the Ruv ZT"L is smiling. In Belz of yore no one smiled especially not the rav. But the rav was ufgeleigt that his shvoger was made a rav in a chashuve kehillo.
As far as I can recollect there are few if any other ohotos of the rav smiling. Todays rav is also very serious.
what you are calling a spodik, by the ukrainishe rebishe kinder was called a kolpik ( it looks similar to a spodik but its different )
no, I'm speaking about the regular Polishe Spodik, not the Kolpik. I know the difference.
>>We're big Modzitzer Niggunim/BZ Shenker fans<<
My mother loves BZS. Any idea where I can buy some of his music? Thanx!
There are currently very good CDs out there. Modzitz Chai.
See Here
The man in the middle is not Reb Yossele Yartchover HY"D, rather Reb Ahron Yehoshea Gabbe.
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