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Haim Rabinovici letter, to Leibisch Deligdisch, 1903 October 27 : manuscript.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rabinovici, Haim, 1861-1942, correspondent.
Contributor:
Deligdisch, Leibisch, correspondent.
Library at the Katz Center Special Collections (University of Pennsylvania)
Miscellaneous Manuscripts Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
German
Hebrew
Subjects (All):
Poor.
Rabbis--Romania--Iași.
Rabbis.
Jewish lawyers--Ukraine--Stryĭ.
Jewish lawyers.
Genre:
Manuscripts, Hebrew -- 20th century.
Postcards.
Correspondence.
Penn Provenance:
Sold by Rarity Auction House (Spring Valley, New York), auction 59, 2025 November 25, lot 279.
Physical Description:
1 item (1 leaf) : paper, 14 cm
Production:
Iași, 1903 October 27.
Contained In:
Miscellaneous Manuscripts.
Language Note:
In Hebrew ; address in German.
Biography/History:
Romanian rabbi, first of Iași (known as the Admor of Iași) and later Bucharest ; author of Sefer Kokhav ha-shaḥar (Seini : Jakob Wieder, 1930).
Summary:
Letter to Leibisch Deligdisch, addressed to Strij in Galicia (today Stryĭ south of Lʹviv) requesting that his represented client not seek collections for a debtor (likely locally in Galicia) due to their poverty, and the requirement from the Bible to show compassion to the poor applies to this case. Deligdisch was a lawyer (mentioned in a suit brought to court in Brody, 1899 July 18, in Gazeta Lwowska, Year 89, No. 161). Addressed ("Rabiner Haim Rabinocivi, Str. de Sus, Jassi, Romania, No. 160") ; stamped ("HAIM RABINOVICI RABIN A IASI, חיים ראבינאוויטש דומ"ץ פה יאס").
Cited as:
Haim Rabinovici Letter, to Leibisch Deligdisch (Misc Mss Box ** Folder **). Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, University of Pennsylvania.
OCLC:
1606149517

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