I thanks those who sent me the clips, as well as the respective websites from which the writings and picture were taken. Being from the Vilner Gubernye you can hear the Rov's Litvise "sin" very clearly. The nigunnim are sung with a somewhat different, more elongated kvetch than what we're used to today.
I thought Reb Yakov Landaus father was the Rav in that town?
ReplyDeleteSchneurs folks, who was a frequent visitor on this site, is also from that town, unless it is written different
How about bobover rov's hilula
ReplyDeleteSorry Hershy but this is a shockingly confusingly written post.
ReplyDelete3rd form left? top or bottom???
What on earth does this mean: Also seen above of Rabbonim Weinberg and Greenglass, oleihem haSholom.????
His father was a Ladier chosid, hence the Yitchok Dov Ber, after the Ladier Rebbe.
ReplyDeleteספרו דרכי חסד:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.hebrewbooks.org/37202
ReplyDeleteSee here for details:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=603877636305739
Also here is the picture much clearer with everyone identified:
http://crownheights.info/picture-of-the-day/43366/weekly-photo-from-days-gone-by-18/
There is also somewhere another picture in New York on https://www.facebook.com/LubavitchArchives
Efsher someone can provide more information on Liadi Chassidus. Who was the last Rebbe? Were there (are there) any descendants who chose not to become Rebbe? Were there a significant amount of Liadi Chassidim who became Lubavitch? What was their connection to Kapust?
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