Translation of
Sefer shefer harere kedem;
golat Karpatorus-Marmarosh be-tifartahu-ve-hurbanah
Editor: Shlomo Rosman
Published in Brooklyn 1991
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1 | - A charming land, rich in tradition - Under the rule of the Czechoslovakian Republic - The Karpatorus Jewry in the framework of the Jewish Diaspora - The spiritual life - The simple and genuine life - Special figures of laboring people - The structure of the villages and towns - A Jewry rooted in the tradition of the Fathers - The framework of the Holy Communities | 17 |
2 | - Great Torah Scholars in the positions of chief Rabbis - The Rabbi's House - A leading place of discussions of The Law [Halacha] - The influence of the Rabbi on his community members - Fiery speeches and sermons - Rabbis and Geonim [genius-scholars], ADMORs, Heads of Yeshivas and Judges who served in the Holy Communities of Karpatorus - Marmarosh | 40 |
3 | - Great cities in Karpatorus - Ungvar, the capital of Karpatorus - Rabbi Yehuda Leibush Bodek-Reisman - Rabbi Gedalia Richtseit - Rabbi Yehuda Fried - Rabbi Zvi-Hersh Heller - The Great Scholar MAHARAM ASH [R'Meir Eisenstatder] - Rabbi Menachem ASH - Rabbi Chaim Zvi Mannheimer - Rabbi Elazar Lev - Rabbi Avraham Yosef Greenwald - Ungvar's last rabbi - For the sanctification of the Holy Name [Al Kidush Hashem] | 78 |
4 | - Beregszasz - The mark of the HATAM SOFER - Rabbi Yitzhak Rachlitz - Rabbi Avraham Yehuda Leib Hakohen Schwartz - Rabbi Shlomo Sofer - Rabbi Avraham Shlomo Hirsch - Rabbi Asher Steinmetz - Rabbi Aharon Raate - The ADMOR from Beregszasz - Toldot Aharon - From Budapest to Szatmar - His Aliya to Eretz Israel - The relocation of his court to Beregszasz - His settling in the Holy City Jerusalem | 87 |
5 | - Great Berezna - An old and beautiful community - Rabbi Avraham Broda - Rabbi Yoel Zvi Raate - Rabbi Shalom Sofer - Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Sofer.- | 110 |
6 | - Volove - From the Carpathian mountaintops - Rabbi Aharon Meir Friedlander - Rabbi Alexander Zvi Klingberg - Rabbi Mordechai Eliezer Weber - Rabbi Meir ASH - Rabby Israel Yakov Yukel Teitelboim - Rabbi Aharon Teitelboim - The last rabbi of Volove | 118 |
7 | - Hust - A fortified city - The Cedars of Lebanon - The first rabbi in Hust - Rabbi Yakov Gottlieb - Rabbi Menachem ASH - Rabbi Shmuel Smelke Klein - Rabbi Moshe Schik - Rabbi Amram Blohem - Rabbi Yoel Zvi Raate - Rabbi Moshe Greenwald - Rabbi Avraham Yosef Greenwald - Rabbi Yosef Zvi Dushinski - Rabbi Yehoshua Greenwald | 130 |
8 | - Munkacs - A city of a large population - The first Jewish settlers - A magnificient rabbinic tradition - Raising the flag of Hassidism - Rabbi Azriel Green - Rabbi Efraim Fishl Horowitz - Great agitation in Hungary - Rabbi Chaim Sofer - The author of Shem Shelomo - The author of Darchei Teshuva - Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapira - Rabbi Baruch Rabinowitz - A City of Torah and Charity - Continuing the Golden Chain | 155 |
9 | - The Holy Community of Swalive - Rabbi Yitzhak Aizik Weiss - Rabbi Shalom Goldenberg - Rabbi Chaim Leib Goldenberg | 177 |
10 | - Szeles - Nature's blessing and beauty - Rabbi Ya'ir Katz - Rabbi Baruch, father of the author of the Tanya - Rabbi Yehuda Hakohen Heller - Rabbi Chaim Meir Zev Hakohen Seelenfreund - Rabbi Falk - Rabbi Eliezer Lipman Stein - Rabbi Chaim Moshe Hakohen - Rabbi Shmuel Shmelke Klein - Rabbi Pinchas Chaim Klein - Rabbi Yosef Nechemia Karnitzer - Rabbi Shlomo Israel Klein | 183 |
11 | - Seredna - An old community = Rabbi Shalom Adler - Rabbi Menachem Yehuda Adler - Rabbi Yitzhak Aizik Adler - The last rabbis in Seredna and the Region | 198 |
12 | - Kaszani - A seething Chassidic center - Rabbi Yehosef Rothenberg - Rabbi Chaim Shlomo Rothenberg - The last rabbi in Kaszani | 204 |
13 | - Rachov - Rabbi Israel Chaim Friedman - Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Friedman | 210 |
14 | - Sighet - The most beautiful city of Marmarosh - Rabbi Yitzhak Zvi son of R'Moshe Avraham - Rabbi Yehuda Hakohen Heller - Rabbi Menachem Mendel Stern - Rabbi Elazar Nissan Teitelboim - Rabbi Yosef Stern - Rabbi Yekutiel Yehuda Teitelboim - Rabbi Chananya Yom-Tov Lipa Teitelboim - Rabbi Chaim Zvi Teitelboim - Rabbi Yekutiel Yehuda Teitelboim - The magnificent Sighet-Satmar kingdom - Rabbi Yoel Teitelboim - Krali, Head of the Religious Court - The Satmar Rabbinate - Years of stress and suffering - The return of the Good Old Days [lit. return of the Crown] - Rabbi Moshe Teitelboim - Upholding the heritage of the great scholar of Satmar | 216 |
15 | - The cradle of Hassidism - Hassidism is spreading to remote places - Responsibility for the future of the Nation - Journeys of spiritual awakening - The journey to the Rabbi - The Hassidim before the destruction | 244 |
16 | The Wizhnitz Dynasty - Rabbi Yakov Kopil Hassid - Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Kasov - Rabbi Chaim of Kasov - Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Wizhnitz - Rabbi Baruch the author of Imrei Baruch [Baruch's sayings] - Rabbi Israel the author of Ahavat Israel - Rabbi Chaim Meir author of Imrei Chaim - Rabbi Moshe Yehoshua Hager - Rabbi Mordechai Hager | 257 |
17 | The glory of the Mordechai House - Continuing the Dynasty in Hust - Continuing the Dynasty in Kretchnief - Continuing the Dynasty after the War | 275 |
18 | The Spinka House - A magnificent and lively dynasty - Rabbi Yosef Meir author of Imrei Yosef - Rabbi Yitzhak Aizik author of Hakal Yitzhak - Rabbi Yakov Yosef Weiss - Continuing to weave the Dynasty - Rabbi Shmuel Zvi Horowitz - The ADMOR of Spinka | 285 |
19 | - Jewish and Torah-education in Karpatorus-Marmaros - Talmud-Torah schools in the big communities - The Heder classes in the various settlements - Where the Heder was located - From dawn to darkness - First steps in the Heder - The advanced stages - Great Melamdim [teachers] - Total devotion to learning - | 299 |
20 | - Life aspiration - Dearer than gold and pearls - Feeding the Yeshiva students - Places to live - Titles at the completion of the study | 312 |
21 | The Upper Region and the Lower Region - Go on exile to a place of Torah Study - The Head of the Yeshiva - The Study Times [semesters] - The division of the students into groups - The syllabus - Learning for the purpose of establishing the Law - The Karpatorus-Marmaros Yeshiva before the Holocaust - | 324 |
22 | - The Holy Sabbath - The Jewish Mother - On the eve of the Holy Sabbath - Expenses for the Sabbath - Let us welcome the Sabbath - Come, the Bride, the Sabbath Queen - A guest for Sabbath - The poor of your town come first - The spiritual life - The Jewish mother and the Tzena Urena - The Rabbi's sermon - The end of the Holy Sabbath | 338 |
23 | - The Days of Forgiveness and Mercy - The charitable women [Nashim Tzidkaniyot] - Longing for past summer - Getting up early for the Selichot - The time of harvest | 356 |
24 | - The cantor for The Days of Awe [Yamim Nora'im] - The composers of the melodies - The Rabbi's sermon before the Shofar Blowing - Around the ADMOR - The Rebbe's Shirayim [leftovers from his food] - The melodies of the ADMORs' court | 363 |
25 | - The Holiday of Sukkot - A time of joy and spiritual pleasure - Autumn | 374 |
26 | - The winter months - To the Beit Hamidrash for spiritual pleasure - The morning people and the evening people - An occasion for spiritual accounting - As the month of Adar arrives, we increase our joy - Masks and gragers - The disguised and the players - The Purim Meal with the Family | 381 |
27 | - Preparations for Passover - Baking Matzot - With melody and song - Beautifying the home - The holiday of Shavuot - Days of besiegement and distress | 390 |
25 | - Jewish weddings - Difficult pairing - An atmosphere of joy - The Jester at the wedding - Joy of Mitzva | 399 |
29 | - By the sweat of your brow shall you eat your bread - The agriculture - The Lumber business - Merchants and shopkeepers - Fruit merchants - Butchers - Jewish milkmen - Wagon owners - Bakers - Tinsmiths - Glaziers - Carpenters - Smiths - Tailors - Cobblers | 406 |
30 | The Karpatorus amd Marmaros Communities in their glory and destruction - In the chains of poverty - A strong connection with the Homeland - The keepers of the Holy Duties - True Testimony - The sun rises and the sun sets (Eccl. 1:5) | 428 |
Tales | A string of wonderful tales about the noble way-of-life of the Karpatorus-Marmaros Jews | 439 |
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