A printed letter sent to the geniuses Rabbi Lubetzky and Rabbi Weisskap - Dayanim in Paris regarding the divorce case in Paris, which was published that some rabbis in France were allowed to have a divorce that was done in courts without another divorce according to Torat Israel. In the letter, detailed reasons for banning this divorce with explicit and implicit threats against the rabbis of France who received this divorce as kosher, and a request that they reconsider their ruling:" "חדלו לכם רבני צרפת לעשות כדבר הזה שלא נצטרך לקרוא אחריכם... חלילה לכם שיהי' ישראל בוכה למשפחותיו על ידיכם...". Elul 1907. Down at the end of the print letter a rare hand signature of Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski in English.
Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzanski [1863 - 1940], one of the greatest Torah scholars and leaders of the generation in Lithuania in the period before the Holocaust, a prominent Posek in his time, an architect of faithful Judaism, and president of the Council of Torah Scholars, author of 'Ahiezer'. One of the designers and navigators of the Lithuanian ultra-Orthodox Judaism throughout the world, for generations.
44x25 cm. Tears in margins. Good condition.
