The Hanukkah Candle of the Satmar Rabbi - Rabbi Yirmiyahu Abramov

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[Music] Salome you know we learn much from little annek anecdotes and incidents that take place in the lives of simple people and the lives of great people I want to share with you a few of these great little incidents that have very deep and profound lessons Shaniqua you know there was a Jew by the name of ripp small slit slur he was in bergen-belsen concentration camp and he saw that the people were so low and so down and there was so much pain and suffering and torture inflicted upon them that he felt with the approach of Seneca maybe he can spark up their lives and spruce up their lives with the lights of Hanukkah candles but where do you find Hanukkah lights will you find candles will you find oil wicks container for the for the oil in this world of concrete of these concentration camps and one day shortly before Hanukkah on his way to his labor this forced labor that they were going out of town to cut down trees and he noticed that there was some earth that clearly had been dug up and replaced again some wet earth that was clearly had something

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1. 0:02[Music] Salome you know we learn much from little annek anecdotes and incidents that take place…
2. 0:33name of ripp small slit slur he was in bergen-belsen concentration camp and he saw that…
3. 1:03candles will you find oil wicks container for the for the oil in this world of…
4. 1:35was buried there he was curious so after his work he snuck out of his barracks…
5. 2:06it and this wasn't coming to claim it he took them and using these Chanukah equipment…
6. 2:41was telling him of his experiences and one of the experiences that was a highlight for…
7. 3:11however the I was without any warning whisked out of the camp when the famous Kastner…
8. 3:42Rebbe then said everything that you does in his life if he has a good intention…

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