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Kitzur Shulchan Aruch with the commentary “Minchat Shabbat”. Third edition – with many additions!! Including the kuntres “Ahavat Shalom” by the posek of the generation, the MaharShaM of Brezhany. - Kitzur Shulchan Aruch on the Laws of Shabbat with the commentary “Minchat Shabbat”. Third edition – with many additions!! Including the kuntres “Ahavat Shalom” by the posek of the generation, the MaharSham of Brezhany. Endorsements from the tzaddikim of the generation. Copy of R. Yosef Henich Krimilovski of Radomsk. Kitzur Shulchan Aruch on the Laws of Shabbat with the commentary “Minchat Shabbat” By Rabbi Shmuel Burshtin, Av Beit Din of Shtabe Warsaw 1912 – the third edition of the book – with many additions!! Includes the kuntres “Ahavat Shalom” by the posek of the generation, the Maharsham of Brezhany. Important approbations from the Admorim Rabbi David Moshe of Tshortkov, Rabbi Mattityahu of Shtefanesht, Rabbi David of Rachmastrivka, Rabbi Yitzchak of Boyan, Rabbi Yisrael of Sadigura, Rabbi Yisrael of Tshortkov, and also from the Maharsham, Rabbi Shlomo HaKohen of Vilna, the Sdei Chemed, and others. Rabbi Shmuel Burshtin (1860 – 1917), chassidic rabbi and posek, rabbi of Shtabe in the Podolia region. He was born to Rabbi Simcha Kahana, rabbi of Frumpil (Podolia region). He served as rabbi of Shtabe for about thirty years until his passing. He authored a series of halachic works following the order of Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried’s Kitzur Shulchan Aruch. Owners: “Radomsk, Yosef Henich HaLevi Krimilovski.” Of him it is written in the book Ateret Chen by his friend Rabbi Nach Gad Weintraub, where he quotes a letter from his father, the holy Gaon Rabbi Yaakov David Weintraub of Radomsk, who mentions this friend who ascended from Radomsk to Jerusalem together with his son; see attached photograph.