1. Printed postcard, invitation to the inauguration of the Klois [Beit Midrash] in Stanislav, of the Admor Rabbi Chaim Hager [from Atinia]: “which we will celebrate on the holiday of Shavuot… I am hereby calling out to our people, followers of the Admor to attend… and I am certain that they will have a salvation and recovery… Yisrael son of Rabbi Z.”. Stanislav, [1920’s].
The Admor Rabbi Chaim Hager (1863-1933), brother of the Ahavat Yisrael from Vizhnitz, and son-in-law of the Admor Rabbi Yitzchak from Buhusi, served as Admor of Atinia from 1893. After World War I moved to Stanislav and reestablished his Beit Midrash. Many Hassidim from various countries flocked to his court, especially the erudite and astute individuals, who he enjoyed sharing his words of Torah with. His son, the Admor Rabbi Yisrael Shalom was killed in the Holocaust with his entire family.
2. Printed postcard: “Rabbi Menachem Mendel Friedman, Rabbi David Twerski – Buhusi, Romania”, notice [in Yiddish] announcing reception of the public in Iaşi, by the Admor Rabbi Mendli. “The honorable philanthropist… may come and receive blessings from his holiness”. Buhusi. [1920’s].
The Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel from Buhusi (1876-1943), grandson of Rabbi Yitzchak from Buhusi. In 1908 opened a Yeshiva in Buhusi together with his brother-in-law Rabbi David Twerski. In 1923 was crowned as Admor in place of his father-in-law and uncle Rabbi Yisrael Shalom Yosef from Buhusi. Passed away the day after Yom Kippur of 1943, and his son-in-law, son of his brother, Rabbi Yitzchak Friedman was appointed as Admor, known as the Admor from Buhusi-Tel-Aviv.
Various sizes and conditions. Damaged postmarks.