Letter in the handwriting and signature of Rabbi Moshe Schwab - Torah tutorials and teachings to a Talmud Torah rebbe. [1969].
In the letter, full of reinforcement, morals and faith, Rabbi Schwab reinforces the recipient that he will continue to study with friends, and advises that it is better to serve as the manager of his father's collel, which would make it "responsibility for Torah and G-d-fearing." The genius advised to teach children or boys in Bnei Brak that it is better and that they should 'ask for mercy for them that
G-d will give them a blessing' and adds to his blessing that from heaven he will win The blessings that were said in "ברוך אשר יקים דברי התורה הזאת'. and other matters.
The Genius Rabbi Moshe Schwab (1917-1979), Mashgiah of the Gateshead Yeshiva and one of the greatest moral leaders in England. Born in Frankfurt, Germany and at the age of 16, he traveled to Lithuania (following his older brother Rabbi Shimon Schwab - later one of the greatest rabbis of the United States) to study at the Kamnitz Yeshiva. He went on to study at Baranowitz and Mir Yeshiva. In 1942, he married the daughter of Rabbi David Badil of the founders of the Gateshead community, and joined the founding core of the "Kollel Haverachim" founded by Rabbi Dessler that year in Gateshead. In the year 1947 he joined the spiritual management of the Beit Yosef Yeshiva in Gateshead, and served as one of the leaders of the Torah and musar in the yeshiva. His talks came out in the book series "Maharchey lev".
[1] leaf. Aerogram, written on both sides. Very good condition.
