Auction 8 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
Teromemna Kranot Zadik – Proclamation of Support for Harav Avraham Yitzhak HaCohen Kook
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"Teromemna Kranot Zadik" – Proclamation in response to the polemic "Kol Ha-Shofar" against Harav Kook and his books. Jerusalem. Tishrei (1920). D.S.[Defus Salomon].
"The assembly of Rabbis of BADATZ - Ashkenazi Prushim and Hasidim in Jerusalem…gathered on Hol Hamoed Sukkot 1920 – expresses its deep sorrow in view of desecrating the Torah and the name of God in "Kol Ha-Shofar"… despising rudely the honorable…Rabeinu Avraham Yithak HaCohen Kook , and his great student the Gaon Zadik Rabbi Ya'acov Moshe Harlap…"
Signed by eighty rabbis, heads of yeshivot, scholars and important community members [many of the undersigned later become members of the Eda CCharedit]
"Kol Ha-Shofar" proclamation, published Elul 1919, ignited a heated dispute in Jerusalem, which continued to burn even after the Gerrer Rebbe visited Jerusalem in 1920 (see enclosed material).
39 cm. Dry paper, fair condition, torn margins.
Does not appear in Bibliography Institute CD nor in Winograd and Rosenfeld CD.
"The assembly of Rabbis of BADATZ - Ashkenazi Prushim and Hasidim in Jerusalem…gathered on Hol Hamoed Sukkot 1920 – expresses its deep sorrow in view of desecrating the Torah and the name of God in "Kol Ha-Shofar"… despising rudely the honorable…Rabeinu Avraham Yithak HaCohen Kook , and his great student the Gaon Zadik Rabbi Ya'acov Moshe Harlap…"
Signed by eighty rabbis, heads of yeshivot, scholars and important community members [many of the undersigned later become members of the Eda CCharedit]
"Kol Ha-Shofar" proclamation, published Elul 1919, ignited a heated dispute in Jerusalem, which continued to burn even after the Gerrer Rebbe visited Jerusalem in 1920 (see enclosed material).
39 cm. Dry paper, fair condition, torn margins.
Does not appear in Bibliography Institute CD nor in Winograd and Rosenfeld CD.
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