I once happened to meet a grandson of his, and we were discussing the zeida, and I asked him how does it happen that a person like that so totally changed his hashkofa. He answered that after the War he was broken and came to EY to start to rebuild his life, but the Munkatcher kehilla in Yerushalaim had a "rosh hakohol" who understood that if the rebbe would be there then he (the rosh hakohol)would lose his importance, so he made life miserable for the rebbe. That was the "straw that broke his back" and he just abandoned the whole rebbisteve.
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ReplyDeleteStop revamping this dead man, to the benefit of his soul.
נ"ב: ביי די מלחמה יארן האט ער ארויסגעהאלפן הונדערטער אידן זיך צו ראטעווען פונעם קריג, וואס געדענקען אים צום גוטן, די זכי' זאל איהם ביישטיין
moosek mi'dvash
ReplyDeleteI like the magan Dovid
ReplyDeleteOne of the great tragedies of the Holoucaust was his life while he lived.
ReplyDeleteHuh? Wth is that dsupposed to mean?
ReplyDeleteWhen did he go to palestine on his own before the war?
ReplyDeleteI know that he went with his FIl as a Chusen...
Does he have anyone named after him from his 2 rebbe sons?
ReplyDeleteI once happened to meet a grandson of his, and we were discussing the zeida, and I asked him how does it happen that a person like that so totally changed his hashkofa. He answered that after the War he was broken and came to EY to start to rebuild his life, but the Munkatcher kehilla in Yerushalaim had a "rosh hakohol" who understood that if the rebbe would be there then he (the rosh hakohol)would lose his importance, so he made life miserable for the rebbe. That was the "straw that broke his back" and he just abandoned the whole rebbisteve.
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