Handwritten notebook, essays on Chassidut and philosophy by Rabbi Moshe Hager of Kossow, author of "Leket Ani" – written by his disciple Rabbi David Sperber Av Beit Din Braschow.
The Admor Rabbi Moshe Hager (1860-1925, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, III, p. 263) son of Rabbi Ya'akov Shimon of Kossow, a profound scholar, very talented, proficient in Torah studies and general sciences. The books "Leket Ani", "Ohr Ha'emunah" and "Higayon Levavi" are included in his works. His writings were edited and published by his illustrious disciple Rabbi David Sperber (1875-1962, Otzar Harabbanim 5075), of the outstanding Rabbis in Galicia and Rumania, Av Bet Din of Braschow, authored the book "Ifraksete De'anya", of the leaders of "Mo'ezet Gedolei Hatorah". See enclosed material.
[36] Written pages, 20.5cm. Good condition. Slightly stained and minimal tears on page margins.

Homiletic handwritten by Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Rosenboim of Kretchnif – Sighet – Kiryat Ata [=Kfar Ata – the Rebbe known for his fanaticism refused to use the "Zionist" name and instead used the old name of the settlement].
Includes ideas about Pesach Haggadah, a story the Rebbe heard as a child and extreme criticism on the State of Israel.
Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Rosenboim (1916-2006), author of "Torat Chaim Ve-Emunah", son of Rabbi Nissan Chaim of Brotchin, grandson of Rabbi Eliezer Ze'ev of Kretchnif and son in law of Rabbi Chaim Mordechai of Nadvorna. Rebbe of Sighet, Kiryat Ata and Jerusalem. Known to be a rescuer of the public and the individual through his sincere prayers.
[6] Official stationery sheets, 25.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Written on both sides. (One leaf probably missing).

1. Handwritten notebook, innovative commentaries on Yoreh De’ah, (Hilkhot Ta’arovot and Hilkhot Basar Be-Chalav), same kind of handwriting (could be a copy of his grandfather’s writings the Maharasham from Berzan, unverified).
73 Pages, 24 cm. Good-fair condition.
2. Halakhic question letter on the laws of Beit Haknesset, by Rabbi Moshe Shtruli, Dayan and Moreh Tzedek in Baia-Sprie. This letter was sent to Rabbi David Shperber, Av Beit Din of Brasov. 1939.
4 Pages, 23.5 cm. Good condition.
Rabbi Moshe son of Rabbi Peretz Tuvia Shtruli (killed during the Holocaust, Otzar Harabanim 15185) was the Dayan and Moreh Tzedek of the Banya community (Felso-Banya, Baia-Sprie). Son in law of the Gaon Rabbi Moshe Israel Feldman Rosh Av Beit Din in Berzan and Av Beit Din of Dragomiresti (related to the Maharasham from Berzan, printed a great part of the Maharasham). See enclosed material.

Manuscript, an article on Parashat Shekalim-Mishpatim, 1874, from the Admor Maharash, and two short essays on circumcision from "Torat Admor" [=the old Admor, author of "Tanya"].
Admor Maharash – Rabbi Shmuel Schneersohn (1834-1882), youngest son of the author of "Tzemach Tzedek". In 1866 became Admor of Lubavitch, [his older brothers served as rabbis and Admorim in Kapust, Lyadi and Lyazni]. Passed away at a young age and was succeeded by his son Harashab (1861-1920), the fifth Admor to in the Lubavitch dynasty and founder of the "Tomchei Temimim" yeshivot.
Manuscripts [bichalach] containing essays from Maharash, are rare and not very widespread.
13 pages, 15 cm. Quality paper, good-fair condition, slight moth damage and minor stains.

Manuscript, reply by Rabbi Eliezer Bergman of Jerusalem, reply to those who failed and became members of the Free Masons. Jerusalem, c. 1846.
This reply was copied [by the writer?] from a reply which he sent [to Cincinati] through his friend Rabbi Binyamin Liliental. Within the text the writer mentions the reaction of the great Jewish sages throughout the generations to membership in the Free Masons order, his rabbi Av-Beit–Din Würzburg Rabbi AB"E [Avraham Ben Enosh] Ha-Levy, Rabbi Jilibi Elyakim Av-Beit-Din Hebron who died soon after [in 1845], his close friend the elderly Rabbi Yossef Zondil of Salant, Rabbi Moshe Turgeman of Fez on behalf of Rabbi Shalom Shar'abi who claimed that about this order the Torah says "your friend will incite you to worship idols "secretly". Also on behalf of Rabbi David Chassin who wrote a poem against membership in this order in the book "Tehilah Le-David" (Amsterdam 1807).
This reply was printed after many alterations from another manuscript, in the compendium Or Ha-Mizrach, 1955, and then copied to the book "Ba-Har Yireh", see enclosed pictures.
In this important document we find early references by 18th and 19th centuries rabbis to the Free Masons order, by the Ya'abetz who printed his book in 1748, by Rabbi Shalom Shar'abi who died in 1870 and by Rabbi David Chassin who died in 1792.
The Ga'on Rabbi Eliezer Bergman (1798-1852), born in Heidenheim (Bavaria), an extraordinary scholar and a foremost disciple of the Ga'on Rabbi Wolf Hamburg in the Fürth Yeshivah, as well as of the Ga'on Rabbi Avraham Bing in the Würzburg Yeshivah. In early 1835 came to Jerusalem where he became one of the community leaders. Studied Kabbalah with his friends Rabbi Yehossef Schwartz, Rabbi Binyamin Liliental and Rabbi Nachman Natan Koronil. Headed the Kolel HOD (Holland and Deitchland) in Jerusalem, in 1849 went on mission to Germany where he fell sick and died in Berlin.
Leaf 30 cm. 4 Written columns, good condition, tears to folds and borders, no text omission.