Zikhron Tankhum. Printed dedication to Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer. The copy of Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer

Zikhron Tankhum. Printed dedication to Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer. The copy of Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer

Zikhron Tanakhum, by Rabbi Tanakhum Zarchi, one of the sages of Jerusalem. Jerusalem, printed by Shmuel Ephraim Tikhtin, 1892. Special edition.

With the approbations of all the great rabbis of Jerusalem, including an approbation from the Mahari"l Diskin, who was known for being selective in giving approbations. Signed: Mendil ben Mohr"A [Moineshtter], "Faithful servant of the Rebbe Shlita."

A unique work: includes history, stories, sharp insights, and wit.

Special copy: After the title page, there is a gold print dedication in honor of the great rabbi, the righteous... Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer of Berlin.

On the title page, the stamp of Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer.

Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer (1788–1897), rabbi of Eisenstadt, one of the great rabbis of his generation, and a leader of Orthodox Jewry in Ashkenaz. A prominent disciple of Rabbi Yaakov Ettlinger, author of *Arukh le-Ner*. In 1851, he was appointed rabbi of the Eisenstadt community and served as its head of the yeshiva. In 1869, he became the rabbi of the "Adat Yisrael" community in Berlin, where he also founded a yeshiva. In 1874, he established a rabbinical seminary that trained generations of rabbis and leaders. Rabbi Azriel was known for his work on behalf of German Jews and world Jewry in general, as evidenced by the letter in front of us. He was also referred to as "Nasi Eretz Yisrael." Some of his Torah innovations were printed in books: *She’elot u-Teshuvot Rabbi Azriel*, *Chidushim Rabbi Azriel*, and others.

[2], [8], 52, [4] pages, 18.5 cm.

Condition: Very good, with small tears but no loss. Simple binding.