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Publisher's Foreword

Overview

Tidal Waves Of Transition

Between Warsaw And Paris

Under The Nazi's Hand

A Temporary Haven

Arranging Immigration

The Final Stages Of The Journey

Greeting The Rebbe

The Rebbe's First Farbrengen At 770

A Selection From A Sichah Describing The Significance Of A 60th Anniversary
Selections From Sichos Yud-Beis Tammuz, 5747

Selections From Sichos Describing The Implications Of Transferring
The Center Of Lubavitch To America
Selections From Sichos Shabbos Parshas Korach, 5 Tammuz, 5749

Selections From Sichos 9 Adar, 5750, The 50th Anniversary Of
The Previous Rebbe's Arrival In America

Relevant Sichos Delivered On The 28th Of Sivan
Shabbos Parshas Shelach, 28th Day Of Sivan, 5746

Sichos Shabbos Parshas Shelach, 28th Day Of Sivan, 5749

Lisbon: 16 Sivan, 5701

10 Tammuz, Shabbos Parshas Pinchas, 5700

Paths of Providence

Greeting The Rebbe

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  The Final Stages Of The JourneyThe Rebbe's First Farbrengen At 770  

Despite the Previous Rebbe's joy at the Rebbe's arrival, his poor health prevented him from coming to greet the Rebbe personally. Instead, he delegated four of his elder chassidim: R. Yisrael Jacobson, R. Shmuel Levitin, R. Eliyahu Simpson, and R. Shlomo Aharon Kazarnovsky. By way of introduction, he told them: "I will reveal to you who he is. He recites Tikkun Chatzos every night. He is proficient in the [Talmud] Bavli by heart, together with [the glosses of] Ran, Rosh, and Rif, the [Talmud] Yerushalmi together with its commentaries, Rambam, and Likkutei Torah with all its references. Go and greet him."

(Significantly, the Previous Rebbe himself did not call the Rebbe for a private meeting until the third day after the Rebbe's arrival. The Rebbe later explained[10] that because the Previous Rebbe was very emotionally sensitive, he was afraid that he would be overcome by excitement. Despite this fact, on 28 Sivan, he sent letters announcing the Rebbe's arrival to the lawyers who had worked for his immigration and likewise to several American Rabbinic leaders.)

   

Notes:

  1. (Back to text) Kuntreis Imenu HaMalkah, pps. 59-60, as related by R. Gershon Ber Jacobson.


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