מאראמורעשער אידן גייען קיין ארץ

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סאסובער רבי זצ"ל

Nephew and son-in-law of the Satmar Rov - Reb Yoel. His mother was the Satmar Rov's sister. The original family name was Mayer, not Teitelbaum. He did not have children before his wife bas the Satmar Rov passed away in 5714/1954. He later remarried and had children. I came across this drawing and figured I'd post it - along with some pics for comparison. They made him look kind of like a movie character. He, unfortunately, passed away in his prime in 1966.

The movie character

Laying the cornerstone for his kiryah in Eretz Yisroel.

פאליציי און זשאנדארען אין סיגעט איז אן אלטער טראדיציע

דוברי אידיש וועלן דא טרעפן אביסל א הונטערגרונד אויף די מעשה

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תודה להשולח הרוצה בעי"ש

יום י"ג מדות בחצה"ק סיגעט בזמן ה"ייטב לב" זצ"ל

Reb Shaul Brach of קאשוי tells what this day before Erev Yom Kippur looked like in Sighet in the shul of the Yetev Lev. It wasn't just a trip to the bay to say Tashlich. All you can say is "wow."

א בעל תשובה פון זענטא

An interesting matzeivoh in the Jewish cemetery in Senta, the former Yugoslavia. Today it is Serbia, but it's an Hungarian town, with an 80% majority Hungarian inhabitants. זענטא was made famous by the fact that the late Sighet-Satmar Rebbe, R' Moshe Teitelbaum, was Rov there. A friend of Circus Tent saw the matzeivoh, took the picture and shared it with us. He was very intrigued by the fact that it mentioned that he did תשובה מאהבה and wanted more information on this Reb Moshe. This may prove to be a difficult task; There aren't many Zenter Yidden around today, especially not those who were alive and old enough in 1936. Although I did once have a neighbor, a Satmar Chossid by the name of Reb Aron Klein ע"ה, a שוחט , who was from זענטא.