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Siddur Taharat HaShem, integrated with the “Hoya v’Adnot”, of the Gahatz Rabbi Yeshaya Shneebalg. Jerusalem 1952. - Siddur Taharat HaShem, printed with the “Hoya v’Adnot” by the Yeraiyim, published by Rabbi Baruch Yitzhak Freund (a god-fearing printer who copied the printing policy of the Slavita Rav in that he had all those involved in the printing process be Haredi Jews). At the beginning of the siddur is written “copied from the index before the title page of the Khak L’Yisrael of the Rahatz Rabbi Aharon Moshe, descended from Zvi of Brod, student of the Lubliner, his very pretty Assyrian script handwriting…”. Nusach Sefard. No binding, pages detached. The blank first leaf has a handwritten signature: “Yeshaya Shneebalg, Avdak of Bnei Ram, and Gahaz David Zvi shlita.” Rabbi Yeshaya Shneebalg (1920-2003) was the son of the Vizhnitzer Dayan, Rabbi David Shneebalg, and son-in-law (first marriage) of the Admor Rabbi Shalom Eichenstein of Zidichow. He was a rabbi of the moshav Bnei Ram (where he served for 25 years; when he arrived he told them that while he served there no man would die in his youth, and indeed, even IDF soldiers of the moshav who fought at the forefront of the Yom Kippur War all made it out alive), Ra’avad of the Badatz Machzikei Dat of Belz, and rabbi of the BelzBeit Midrash in Ramat Elchanan (Bnei Brak). He wrote Netzach Yeshaya. His sons, sons-in-lwa, and grandsons include the Admor of Toldot Avraham Yitzhak shlita, Admorim of Zidichow, Bolchov, Shatz-Montreal, Rachov, and Mezhibozh.