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Journey to Germany : Frankfurt - The Kever of the Maharash"shach

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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had a chuka to prepare him and my final preparation was that that night was to the art side as i was preparing i discovered it was his yard site now what's very interesting is he had a makutan the balmasaurus hashas the one who wrote the the extra hagosan um that were rabbi and the maharashtra was like the fill-in chief rabbi frankfurt on a number of occasions so this is very interesting he used the makutan of the baal taisus of the sashas so when rabbi yosef shmuel the author of the hagoy saw the masar-sashas was nifter the maharashtra became the chief rabbi here until rav naftali katz got the job natalie katz was the rev in prague and he came here he became the chief rabbi of frankfurt he wrote the smith and until the year he was the chief rabbi here in frankfurt until the year 1711. but what happened in 1711

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