A bless Letter in the handwriting and signature of the Rebbe of Buhush Rabbi Yitzchak Friedman. Adar 8 [1990].
A letter that written by the Rebbe at the end of his life to Rabbi Shalom Shmuel Sigler on the occasion of the opening of the Talmud Torah, "Peher Israel," in which children will be educated to work in the Torah and in prayer. The genius bless all those who help: "And I bless him and all the helpers who will learn in the above chader that they will see satisfaction from all the descendants ... and success in all their deeds."
The Rebbe of Bohush-Shpikov, Rabbi Yitzchak Friedman [1903-1992], the fourth in the Bohush dynasty who was crowned to replace his father when he was a single. In the year of 1930 he moved to Bucharest where he served as Admor to the Hasidim who lived there. During World War II, when many Jews fled to Bucharest, he opened his house to the public, and risked his life. In 1943, his father-in-law died, and the Buhush chasidim followers around him. In eyar 1951, he immigrated to Eretz Israel with his wife and daughter and settled in Tel Aviv as the other Rebbe's of rushin and opened a synagogue on Rothschild Boulevard. Of the most revered figures among Romanian Jews.
[1] Official papaer of the Rebbe. 24x21 cm. Very good condition.
