A Special Letter in Three Parts: in the Handwriting of the Rebbe Rabbi Aharon Roth, in the Handwriting of his ...

A Special Letter in Three Parts: in the Handwriting of the Rebbe Rabbi Aharon Roth, in the Handwriting of his Son-in-Law the Rebbe of Toldot Aharon and in the Handwriting of the Meshamesh Ba'Kodesh - to One of the Hassidim of Rabbi Aharon - Important Content
A special letter in three parts sent to one of the Hassidim of Rabbi Aharon Roth: a letter handwritten by the Rebbe, a long letter handwritten by his son-in-law, the Rebbe Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Kahn of Toldot Aharon and a letter by the Meshamesh Ba'Kodesh of Rabbi Aharon.
The first part: a letter handwritten by the Rebbe of Toldot Aharon, Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Kahn.
The letter was sent to one of the important Hassidim, "my beloved friend the Hassid rabbi … Mordechai David". The 16th of Tamuz. The year is not noted.
The letter contains interesting Hassidic teachings by his father-in-law: "I have heard from my father-in-law Shalita last week on Tuesday when we visited the Western Wall…"
Throughout the letter, words of support and encouragement regarding the troubles that befall the people of Israel, according to the commentary on the verse: "Asafta kol Evratecha Hashivota Me'Charon Apecha" [Thou has withdrawn all your wrath: you have turned from the fierceness of your anger].
At the end of the letter the Rebbe's signature: "From me his friend Avraham Yitzchak Kahn son of Sheindel Bracha".
2.5 pages. At their end, the Rebbe Rabbi Aharon Roth added rare words.

The second part: a letter handwritten by the Rebbe Rabbi Aharon Roth
Handwritten with pencil by Rabbi Aharon Roth.

The third part: a letter by the Meshamesh Ba'Kodesh of the Rebbe Rabbi Aharon Roth
On the fourth page, a letter by the Meshamesh Ba'Kodesh of Rabbi Aharon Roth is added: "Maran Shalita is now in a village close to Jerusalem and I am now Meshamesh Ba'Kodesh therefore I will also write several lines to him…"
His handwritten signature: "hi sfriend Yisrael Ben Zlita".

The Rebbe Rabbi Aharon Roth (1894-1947) was born in Hungary. He studied in Munkatch and in 1921, founded the group of "Yirei Hashem" (whose name was later changed to "Somrei Emunim") of Satmar. In 1925, he immigrated to the Land of Israel yet returned to Satmar several years later. His doctrine was complete belief in God and accepting suffering as a test of our faith.
The Rebbe Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Kahn (1914-1997) was born in Safed. As a child, he emigrated with his father to Transylvania there he became the disciple of Rabbi Aharon and later, his son-in-law. He immigrated to the Land of Israel together with his father-in-law and since 1947 was his major successor. Was known as a Torah genius.

A Folded leaf, written on 4 pages. The size of each page: 12x20 cm.
Condition: good. Artistic restoration of a flaw at the center of the leaf that was caused by the folding. Stains.