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The Siddur of Rebbe Yehuda Horowitz-Hager of Dzikov. Rare Chassidic Siddur- Kohelet Shlomo by Rebbi Shlomo Chaim Perlov. First Edition, Maramures-Sighet 1907. - Prayers for the entire year, minhag sfard, published by the Admor Rebbi Shlomo Chaim Perlov of Bolchov. A descendant of Karlin Admorim. A few commentaries together: 1. Derech HaChaim by the gaon Rabbi Yaakov of Lissa. 2. Kohelet Shlomo, important chiddushei dinim omitted from Derech HaChaim, from the above publisher/author. 3. Seder Zechirot with the commentary of Rebbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev. 4. Pirkei Avot with the commentary Maaseh Avot—commentaries collected from the author’s forefathers, including Rabbi Yitzhak of Drohobych, the Maggid of Zloczow, Rebbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev, Rebbi Mordechai of Niesuchojeże, Rebbi Pinchas of Koritz, Rebbi Shlomo of Karlin, Rebbi Asher of Karlin, and other tzaddikim. First edition using this format (earlier published with Korban Minchah in Yiddish, nusach Ashkenaz). Stamps '' Yehudah Hager Dayan Klausenburg''  The Holy Rebbe Yehuda Horowitz-Hager of Dzikov (1905-1989, Encyclopedia L'Chassidut II, pp. 3-4), son of Rebbe Alter Yechezkel Eliyahu of Dzikov, from the Ropshitz dynasty. He was raised in Grosswardein in the home of his maternal grandfather, Rebbe Yisrael Hager of Vizhnitz, the Ahavat Yisrael, and married his cousin, daughter of Rebbe Chaim Meir Hager of Vizhnitz (adopting the name Hager). He served for a while as dayan and posek in Klausenburg (Cluj Napoca) [During that time he used the family name 'Hager' as his parents did not have the required legal papers]. During the Holocaust he found refuge in Romania, until his immigration to Eretz Israel. He refused to undertake a position of leadership, yet nonetheless, many Chassidim and admirers gathered around him. In his final years, he settled in London, where he served as Rebbe. He was renowned for his extraordinary diligence, and as a holy man who worshiped G-d with exceptional devotion. Siddur arranged by the Admo”r Rebbi Shlomo Chaim Perlow of Bolchov. Including all the prayers for weekdays and Shabbats, for Yamim Tovim and Yamim Nora'im. With the Passover Haggadah. The Admo”r wrote the commentary Ma'aseh Avot on Pirkei Avot with Torah thoughts from his sacred ancestors. The Holy Rebbi Shlomo Chaim Perlov of Bolechów [1880-1941] the eldest son of the holy Rebbi Yaakov of Novominsk and son-in-law of the holy Rebbi Yehoshua Heschel Padua of Bolechów. Authored many seforim and corresponded with leading contemporary rabbis. Many revered him for his diligent study of the Torah.. At the age of 12 already corresponded in Halacha with Torah giants of his generation. From 1904 succeeded his father-in-law as Rebbe and Rabbi of Bolechów where he established an important Yeshiva. Perished in the Holocaust Hy''d. [4], 452 leaves. 21 cm.