Dedication from the kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda Ze’ev Leibovitz

Page that was connected to the book “Minhat Chinuch” (without the book) with dedication in his holy handwriting. Signature and stamp of the kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda Ze’ev Leibovitz (1922-2010), student of the Ba’al HaSulam and a tsaddik and mysticist of his generation; he was born in Satmar, he studied by the Admor Rabbi Yoel of Satmar and Rabbi Yehuda Rosner, the Av Beit Din of Sekelid, the Imrei Yehuda. During the Shoah he lost he family in Auschwitz and after his liberation moved to Israel and settled in Tel Aviv, where he lived alone in a single room, and at the advice of the Chazon Ish worked nights in paving roads. In Israel he joined the kabbalist movement of the students of the Admor Rabbi Yehuda Leib Ashlag, the Ba’al HaSulam, Rabbi Yehuda Zvi Berndwein, Rabbi Moshe Ya’ir Weinstock, and Rabbi Yosef Weinstock. Contrary to them, he remained a widower for many years, but had constant connection with the Admor Rabbi Aharon Rokach of Belz, the Admor Rabbi Yekutiel Yehuda Halberstam of Sanza-Klausenberg, and more. They appreciated him greatly and thought him one of the 36 hidden tsaddikim. In his old age he moved to Bnei Brak, among those who tended to visit him and study with him were Rav Wasner and Rav Mordechai Gross. Stories of miracles are told about him. He was a wonderful genius in Torah, the revealed and mystical sides of it, and his letters are printed in books “Kol Yehuda ba’al HaKetavim,” “v’Zot L’Yehuda,” “Yizal Mayim Midlav,” and more. Stains from moisture and gluing. Ok condition.