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The life and contributions of Rabbi Meir Marcus Lehman, a leader of German Orthodoxy.
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A date which will live in infamy. >> Both of those projects, initiatives, got off the ground because of the girl river. >> politic team members slain in West Germany >> Out of the 24 who were killed were Americans who had come to learn in the Americans who had come to learn in the cavern. >> I saved 1 million Jewish children who were made to be cut and mutilated. >> Whoever heard such beautiful words? >> It is never >> This is season, but it's end episode about Rabbi after Pesach. It's his 136th yard site if I'm counting correctly. And I want to start off by how I remember him. And I think I was introduced to him in the way that many of our listeners were. And that was as a child in my home we had his books. His um and they were you know they I didn't realize he was Harav Meyer Lehman. In those days I just thought he was Marcus Lehman, a great author of uh was Marcus Lehman, a great author of uh some great literature, Jewish literature, novels, and it was my first exposure to literature period. I read them at a very young age and for sure Jewish literature and I was enraptured. The historical fiction, the historical novels, the historical biographies, biographical novels, it was fantastic. I read every single one of the entire series without exception. Um and I loved it and it was great books
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