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Letter from the Gaon Rabbi Aharon Kotler. Kletzk, 1930 - “It is necessary to continue investing further efforts in salvation. An attempt has also been made to unify all rabbinical associations in the field of Kashrut, and it has succeeded for the time being. This also pertains to the matter of unification regarding the Yeshivot on their part. Please inform me, my friend, of the opinion of the Gaon Rabbi Chaim Ozer on this and on the current state of the matter.” A letter in the handwriting and with the signature of Rabbi Aharon Kotler. Kletzk, 1930. [1] Leaf, official paper. A letter from the Gaon Rabbi Aharon Kotler regarding matters of saving the Yeshivot, unifying rabbinical associations to assist the Yeshivot, and clarification regarding funds that had not yet arrived. Apparently never printed. The great Gaon Rabbi Aharon Kotler (1892–1962) – one of the leading Torah figures of the last generation, founder of the Torah world in America, and one of the initiators of pure Jewish education in the Land of Israel. One of the global leaders of Agudath Israel. From a young age he was renowned as a prodigy, a remarkable scholar, sharp and profoundly knowledgeable. He studied Torah from Rabbi Zalman Sender Kahana Shapira and from his mentors in Slabodka. He married the daughter of the Gaon Rabbi Isser Zalman Meltzer. He served as Rosh Yeshiva in Slutzk and Kletzk, and later founded the global Torah center in Lakewood. Folding mark, filing hole, good to very good condition.