EIGHT ITEMS OF ANGLO-JEWISH RABBINICAL CORRESPONDENCE.

1. Printed circular re. Hetter ...

EIGHT ITEMS OF ANGLO-JEWISH RABBINICAL CORRESPONDENCE.

1. Printed circular re. Hetter Meah Rabbanim, London Beth Din 1935.

2. Printed circular re. Hetter Meah Rabbanim Rabbi Yechezkel Abramski 1939.

3. Short letter from Rabbi Meir Tzvi Jung, Rabbi of Manheim, Ungarisch Brod, Federation of Synagogues in London, regarding the Board of Shechita. London 1921.

4. Mysterious note by Rabbi Abba Werner, Rabbi of London’s Machzikei Hadass to his son-in-law. ‘My grandson is pressing me to allow him to go to ...; I have allowed him to go on condition that he does not go there again until the Redemption’. December 1911.

5. Draft of letter from Rabbi Aryeh Leib Deichovsky, Dayan in London, regarding a proposed merger between the Machzikei Hadass and the Adass Yisrael, and Rabbi Avigdor Schonfeld’s supervision of the Machzikei Hadass shechita.

6. Letter from Rabbi Avigdor Schonfeld, Rabbi of the North London Beth Hamedrash (later Adass Yisrael) and founder of the UOHC and Kedassia. ‘in my opinion, before we speak ... it would be better to bring the entire matter before a meeting with those people who are close in spirit to the Machzikei Hadass. And nobody has the right to bring matters before a lawyer before we consult’ London 1919.

7. Letter from Rabbi Yitzhak Goodman of Queen’s Park Synagogue Glasgow to Rabbi Yaakov Isaelstam of Bradford, thanking him for delivering a sermon at the synagogue.

8. Letter containing Torah novellae written by Rabbi Yosef Baruch Rottenberg of Cardiff to Rabbi Abba Werner, Rabbi of the Machzikei Hadass, London. Signed letter and four pages of Torah novellae. Cardiff 1911.

8 Letters, Size and condition varies.