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Kvitel Handwritten by Rabbi Shmuel Zvi of Spinka which He Gave to Rabbeinu Rabbi Aharon Teitelbaum of Satmar - Touching! Kvitel handwritten by the Admor Rabbi Shmuel Zvi Horowitz of Spinka who was fondly known as Rabbi Herscheleh Spinker, and which he gave to Rabbeinu Hakadosh of Satmar, to whom he became close during the time he lived in Williamsburg. In the Kvitel, the Rav of Spinka refers to hismelf - Shmuel Zvi ben Hinda Sheindel, his wife the pious Rebbetzin - Ester Rachel bat Reisel, and his children who were then still living with him, for good health. His older married children are not referred to in this Kvitel. Following are the names of his sons and daughters whose names appear in the Kvitel: * His daughter Miriam - the wife of Rabbi Yechiel Wagshal Shlita Rav of the Tiferet Moshe community of Williamsburg. * His daughter Chayah Sarah - the wife of the Admor of Dombrova Shlita Borough Park. * His son Meir Avraham Avish - the Admor of Spinka Beit Yitzchak Shlita * His son Eliezer Yitzchak Isaac - the Admor of Spinka Toldot Zvi Shlita * His son Natan Note Zeev - the Admor of Spinka Tava Deshmuel Shlita * His daughter Perl - the wife of Rabbi Shlomo Laufer Shlita Av Beit Din of Kroly-Monsey * His son Naftali - the Admor of Kroly Shlita * His taughter Toibe - the wife of Rabbi David Shlomo Stein Shlit Rosh Kolel Spinka. At the end, he wrote the customary Chassidic request: ”ולגדלם מתוך נחת והרחבה”. [1] leaf, written on one side. Good condiiton, well-preserved. New impressive leather binding. The Admor Rabbi Shmuel Zvi Horowitz, Rabbi Herscheleh Spinker (1921-1997) was born to Rabbi Avraham Avish Horowitz, the Rav of Kroly and son-in-law of the Chakal Yitzchak of Spinka. Rabbe Herscheleh grew up in the house of his grandfather the Chakal Yitzchak and after the Holocuast re-etablished and expande dthe Spinka Chassidut in the USA. He was famed for his sermons and Divrei Torah, which were delivered in a thunderous voice and with many tears, e specially on the days of Shovavim, when thousands of people flowed to his Beit Midrash to hear him . When he lived in Williamburg, he became close to the Admor Rabbi Yoel of Satmar, with whom he studied Chavruta. His Divrei Torah were published on the Tiferet Zvi series of books and the books Toldot Zvi, Tava Deshmuel and Malbush Zvi.