Journey To Ukraine: Munkatch - The Life of the "Minchas Eluzar"

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

now when you think of munkat you think of fierce loyalty to mesaira you think of learning with vekus you think of the mesoira of this great dynasty and we mentioned one kacharov had a great yearning to go visit the saba kadisha he even learned how to pronounce hebrew they have harassed to be able to converge fluently with the sabbah khadijah now the rebbe's parents the rebbe's parents the mental disappearance were childless for over six years on the last day of pesach in 1871 with sriharish you will have children now he had one child took that to mean that if the demands you're going to have children and grandchildren and that is why by the way the men the men himself did not have children for many many many years in fact he never had children with his first wife and he divorced his first wife and he had children only with his second life but his first wife was a big sadiques and she allowed now the rebel was a child prodigy at two years old his grandmother started teaching him the letters of the face he learned to all the oysters in one day the next day the bhava told him

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