Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva After R' Meir Shapiro Plus Many Additional Topics

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June 12 2023
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1h 59min 47s
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History:
20th Century CE 

Collections: R' Rakeffet Jewish History Fall 2022

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Lakewood versus Torah Vodaath. R' Yitzchok Lichtenstein. R' Dov Schreier. R' Meir Zvi Bergman. Yosef Ve'echav. Influence of Kol Dodi Dofeiq. Tolner Rebbe & his bagrut. Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva (CLY) library. Civil marriage. R' Shimon Engel leaves. R' David Mintzberg. A Bais Yaakov school was started in Lublin. Transmission of news in the past. Various stories involving R' Rakeffet. R' Mintzberg's character & behavior. CLY: no baalei teshuvah. Matisyahu Gelman of Vienna. ArtScroll biographies vs. R' Noson Kamenetsky's Making of a Godol. Stipends for students. Irwin Shapiro: 50 weddings. Students of different chassiduts fit in CLY. 200 Hanukah lamps. CLY's well-defined formality. חזן Jacob Hass. YU in Israel. The Final Exam by R' Ari Berman

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    1. Title: Yiddish Expressions Used by Rebbi
      Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : Yehuda Halpert &##44;
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      I have a recollection of Rebbi often mentioning or referencing a Yiddish expression which expresses the idea "if it's happening out there [meaning the secular/non-Jewish world] its just a matter of time before it starts to happen in here [meaning within the Jewish community]. Does that ring a bell? Or something similar expressing the same concept. If yes, can Rebbi let me know the Yiddish formulation of an expression like that.

    2. Title: Yiddish Expressions Used by Rebbi
      Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : Yehuda Halpert &##44;
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      I have a recollection of Rebbi often mentioning or referencing a Yiddish expression which expresses the idea "if it's happening out there [meaning the secular/non-Jewish world] its just a matter of time before it starts to happen in here [meaning within the Jewish community]. Does that ring a bell? Or something similar expressing the same concept. If yes, can Rebbi let me know the Yiddish formulation of an expression like that.