Manuscript, Copyings of Interesting Letters by R. Shmuel Rosenberg Rabbi of Unsdorf and R. Yehoshua Buxbaum Rabbi ...

Manuscript, Copyings of Interesting Letters by R. Shmuel Rosenberg Rabbi of Unsdorf and R. Yehoshua Buxbaum Rabbi of Galanta, and Novellae by R. Yehoshua Buxbaum – Hungary, Ca. 1940 – Partially Unpublished
Manuscript, copyings of five letters, novellae and sermons by R. Yehoshua Buxbaum Rabbi of Galanta; and copyings of two letters from his teacher R. Shmuel Rosenberg Rabbi of Unsdorf. [Hungary, ca. 1940].
The letters and novellae were presumably copied by a student in the Galanta yeshiva, from the manuscript of R. Naftali Buxbaum, son of R. Yehoshua. To the best of our knowledge, part of the manuscript remains unpublished.
The manuscript opens with a letter from R. Shmuel Rosenberg to R. Yeshaya Silberstein Rabbi of Waitzen, in which he opposes introducing secular studies in the yeshiva curriculum. This followed by a letter on a similar topic by R. Yehoshua Buxbaum.
The second part of the manuscript comprises 20 pages of novellae and sermons, mostly on the Torah portions. Most of these sermons were published in Or Pnei Yehoshua on the Torah (Jerusalem 1950), though some remain unpublished (see enclosed material).
The manuscript concludes with an enthusiastic letter of recommendation from R. Shmuel Rosenberg of Unsdorf for his disciple R. Yehoshua Buxbaum. To the best of our knowledge, this letter is unpublished.
See Hebrew description for more details about the various letters.
Rabbi Shmuel Rosenberg, author of Be’er Shmuel (1842-1919), foremost Hungarian rabbi and yeshiva dean. A leading disciple of the Ktav Sofer. Rabbi of Tshaba (Hejőcsaba), and later of Unsdorf, where he founded a large yeshiva. He stood at the helm of Orthodox Jewry in its battles against the Reform movement.
His disciple, R. Yehoshua Buxbaum – rabbi of Galanta (1878-1944; perished in the Holocaust). Foremost Hungarian yeshiva dean. Rabbi of Magendorf (Veľký Meder), and later of Galanta. He edified thousands of G-d fearing and erudite disciples, and ignited them with the passion for love of G-d and His worship.
[16] written leaves (+ 21 blank leaves). 20 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Worming, slightly affecting text. Tear to final leaf, slightly affecting text. Original binding, damaged and torn.

PLEASE NOTE: Item description was shortened in translation. For further information, please refer to Hebrew text.