Remembering the Aibishter | Rabbi Yoir Adler

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The opening of this shiur, in Vayimaen’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

This brokenhearted Holocaust survivor came into the house of this Rosh Yeshiva, and he sat down on the chair, and the Rosh Yeshiva says: Okay, let's start writing the Nusach, let's start writing the script. Can you please tell me the name of your daughter? And this Holocaust survivor went pale, he began shaking and trembling. And he says: I can't believe it. I have forgotten the name of my daughter. After all that I went through, after all the suffering, after all the persecution,

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1. 0:36This brokenhearted Holocaust survivor came into the house of this Rosh Yeshiva, and he sat down…
2. 1:07after being years and years in Auschwitz, the name is no longer in my memory. And…
3. 1:38we have been burnt. But nevertheless, We didn't forget your name, and we remember your name…
4. 2:08The name of the Aibishter represents Kedusha. When a person is walking down the street and…

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