Oholei Torah 60 Years Dinner - Alumni Booklet

‫ב"ה‬

RECOGNIZING 60 ALUMNI AROUND THE WORLD

OHOLEI TORAH

HONORING 60 ALUMNI A milestone event deserves only the highest caliber honorees.

Tonight we recognize 60 of our alumni.

60 demonstrations of Oholei Torah’s educational excellence.

60 leaders, inspiring communities across the world.

An educational institute’s true pride is in its students. Graduates who personify the ideals it promotes. All the more so with Oholei Torah—a school advocating the dissemination of spiritual light to all corners of the world. Tonight we recognize our graduates’ accomplishments.

Tonight we celebrate the realization of our school’s founding.

To celebrate 60 years as the flagship school of Chabad-Lubavitch, we present you with this booklet, spanning a diverse group of our alumni of all ages, professions, nationalities and backgrounds.

Meet Moshe, Chaim, Mendel and Yossi—all Oholei Torah alumni, all responding to the same calling: to bring the high ideals of their student years into their daily interactions with whomever they meet, wherever they are.

‫בס"ד‬

T H E L U B AV I T C H E R R E B B E , R A B B I M E N A C H E M M . S C H N E E R S O N, HAD AN AMBITIOUS VISION: To create an army of Jewish leaders; men and women, who would dedicate their lives to spreading awareness of G-d and fulfillment of His Torah and Mitzvahs; spiritual warriors, who would fight assimilation and promote Jewish pride.

Creating such an army would require special training. Training that would equip a young couple to relocate to the most remote of Jewish locations, and to nevertheless maintain their spiritual integrity, advance in their personal connection to God, and be a positive impact on those around them.

A training that would inspire people to dedicate their lives to bringing light into this world, wherever and whenever they might find themselves.

O H O L E I T O R A H WA S C H O S E N T O B E T H I S T R A I N I N G G R O U N D. Oholei Torah was the first educational institute the Rebbe founded and gave support in its initial stages. Oholei Torah continued to receive constant support, directives and blessings throughout the Rebbe’s years of leadership.

It’s unique educational approach and proud advocacy for Chinuch al Taharas HaKodesh has made it the flagship school for rearing Shluchim worldwide.

We dedicate this booklet to the Rebbe, whose educational vision has brought about the largest revolution contemporary Judaism has ever seen.

Dear Friends and Supporters,

Dear Friends and Alumni,

Tonight we are celebrating a most momentous occasion—60 years

Our Shnas Hashishim celebration comes to its culmination with this

of Oholei Torah’s growth. Our acclaimed institution has produced

Gala Event. We have chosen this occasion to proudly honor our very own

thousands of capable leaders around the world, all infused with the

alumni, highlighting their ongoing dedication to Jewish life within their

common goal of spreading the teachings of Torah and Chassidus.

respective communities.

Applauding past accomplishments does not do tonight’s milestone

Tonight’s list of alumni honorees includes Shluchim, Lubavitch

justice. We must use tonight’s celebration to rededicate ourselves to the

representatives, business people, pulpit rabbis and educators. It is

Yeshiva’s founding ideals, to reenergize ourselves in accomplishing our

a diverse group, but there is a uniting thread that binds them: Their

mission, and to inspire our growth into the future.

dedication to making a positive impact upon Jewish communities

Tonight we pay tribute to Oholei Torah’s founders, whose lives were

worldwide.

dedicated to helping us reach this milestone. Reb Michoel and Esther

We are proud of all our alumni. They have all have become light and

Teitelbaum, the co-founders of Oholei Torah, made it their life’s mission

inspiration to those who know them, and they all recognize their unique

to educate, nurture and sustain every aspect of this school. Reb Dovid

shlichus, opportunity, and mission—to continuously spread goodness,

and Sara Deitsch—known as the “Tatteh and Mammeh” of Oholei

kindness, and Jewish values to all of mankind.

Torah—gave the financial support and moral guidance to bring Oholei Torah to where it is today.

Celebration 60 is an opportunity to double our efforts, and to see that Oholei Torah enters an entirely new era of expansion and growth. Our

Our alumni’s accomplishments are a tribute to their efforts and the

supporters recognize the impact Oholei Torah alumni have on Jewish

efforts of all those who helped us reach our 60th celebration. The Board

communities worldwide, and we rededicate ourselves to increasing and

of Directors pledges to continue these efforts with the help of our many

intensifying the important work we do.

staff, faculty, friends and supporters, until the ultimate goal is realized— the coming of Moshiach Tzidkainu, speedily in our days.

Rabbi Joseph Rosenfeld EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

I congratulate the 60 alumni honored tonight, and I wish Mazal Tov to those who they represent and whose lives they’ve touched.

Rabbi Nosson Blumes DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

“They really set me on my feet in learning...being

SHMUEL ALTEIN ‘03 Director, Jewish Learning Institute Winnipeg, Canada

surrounded by

GERSHON AVTZON ‘01 Founder and Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, Ohio

teachers who are true chassidim and who live with the ideals and teachings of the Rebbe in each moment, has a long-term effect on each student.”

Gershon Avtzon ‘01

Rabbi Shmuel Altein, great-grandson of Rabbi Yisroel Jacobson,

Rabbi Gershon Avtzon began spending his summers

‫ע"ה‬, one the first Chabad activists in North America, was born

guiding and inspiring young students at the age of 18.

in chilly Winnipeg, Canada, where his parents Rabbi Avrohom

After he married his wife Fruma (née Simpson) and began

and Mrs. Brocha Altein, have been sharing the warmth of

to look for shlichus, he realized that his energy and skills

Judaism with the local Jewish community since 1972.

would be best utilized in the field of education, and in

When he arrived at Oholei Torah at the age of 19, he was immediately enveloped by the warm atmosphere and brotherly

Rabbi Avtzon joined the Talmudical Seminary of Oholei

love that characterized the school. Rabbi Avrohom Gerlitzky

Torah in 2000, where he enjoyed the classes given by Rabbi

maintained a personal relationship with him and his fellow

Moshe Wolberg and Rabbi Yisroel Friedman. “They really

students, at the same time encouraging and motivating them

set me on my feet in learning,” he says. “Being surrounded by

to delve deeper into their studies. “He cared deeply about

teachers who are true chassidim and who live with the ideals

us, and taught with genuine love,” Rabbi Altein recalls.

and teachings of the Rebbe in each moment, has a long-term

Rabbi Altein and his wife, Adina (née Duchman) joined his parents on shlichus in Winnipeg, adding a youthful dimension and spirited learning to the windswept city. Shortly after their

effect on each student,” he adds. In particular, Rabbi Avtzon recalls the personal care he received from Rabbi Shmuel Chaim Bluming, which he tries to emulate now in his own yeshivah.

arrival, the community dedicated the new 14,000-square-

When Rabbi Avtzon opened the Yeshivah in Cincinnati, his goal was

foot Chabad center, and Rabbi Altein became an integral part

to give the students a warm and positive education, in an idealistic

of the community, bringing with him the Jewish Learning

environment, with the necessary foundations of Torah and yiras

Institute, the world’s preeminent provider of Jewish learning

shomayim. Rabbi Avtzon has become known for his positive

in 900 communities across the globe, reaching 250 locals.

influence on his students, as well as his care for their spiritual

The Alteins have also initiated annual Shabbatons and other

and material needs. His lectures are frequently sought, and his

exciting programs, including a most successful Torah Tots

publications on Moshiach and redemption have become renowned.

school with an enrollment close to 75 young toddlers.

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2006 he established Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati.

MENDEL AZIMOV ‘89 Director, Beth Loubavitch of France Paris, France

YECHIEL BAITELMAN ‘88 Director, Chabad of Richmond Richmond, Canada

Following in his father’s footsteps, Rabbi Mendel Azimov has continued to expand Chabad

As Rabbi Mendel Azimov knows, living in France, where

Every Friday, for many years, the voice of Rabbi Yechiel Baitelman’s

virulent anti-Semitism is rampant can be difficult and

grandfather, Rabbi Shalom Ber Gordon, ‫ע"ה‬, could be heard on

activities, adding

dangerous. His father, Rabbi Shmuel “Muleh” Azimov ‫ע”ה‬, the

WEVD radio, as he presented a short weekly program recapping the

unforgettable director of Chabad in Paris, never allowed the

happenings in Lubavitch and a lesson on the Parshah. He always

15 new shluchim

Jewish community to hide. With 36 Chabad houses, across

ended the program with a short appeal on behalf of Oholei Torah.

the city, he encouraged the Jewish community to be proud of their Yiddishkeit and to not surrender to anti-Semitism.

From at the age of three, Rabbi Baitelman studied in Oholei Torah, where he was showered with the warmth of chassidishkeit and love

When he suddenly passed away in 2014, his eldest son Rabbi

for Torah and mitzvos. To this day, when reviewing the Gemara that

Mendel, an alumnus of Oholei Torah, took over the reins,

he learned at yeshivah, he fondly remembers the “good old days.”

including the network of Jewish educational institutions with over 2100 students across four locations.

In 1993, Rabbi Baitelman and his wife Chanie (née Wineberg) founded Chabad of Richmond, British Columbia. Because of the

Following in his father’s footsteps, Rabbi Mendel Azimov

education he received at Oholei Torah, Rabbi Baitelman is able

has continued to expand Chabad activities, adding 15

to teach and inspire others to live life as Hashem wills. Today

new shluchim over the past two years, with more in the

he is a proud father to children who attend Oholei Torah.

works. He has continued to bring pride to the streets of Paris, even during particularly difficult times.

When, in 2016, Parisian officials wanted to cancel the

over the past two years, with more in the works. He has continued to bring pride to the streets of Paris, even during particularly difficult times.

Mendel Azimov ‘89

Following in the footsteps of their grandfather, many of Rabbi Baitelman’s siblings have joined the Rebbe’s army of shluchim, dedicating themselves to the spreading of Yiddishkeit.

grand menorah lighting in front of the Eiffel Tower, Rabbi Azimov refused to back down, compelling the authorities to abandon their request. On Chanukah, 1500 locals attended the menorah lighting, basking in Jewish pride.

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For help overcoming many of the difficulties he faced

MANIS BARASH ‘92 Director, Chabad Maharal Center Prague, Czech Republic

Y. YOSEF YITZCHOK BAUMGARTEN ‘09 Founder, Unzer Shul, Crown Heights Brooklyn, New York

along the way, he turned to his former Oholei Torah classmates. “We were in constant touch then, and are still in touch now,” he says. “They gave me ideas, encouragement, and the tools I

When Rabbi Manis Barash and his wife, Dini, arrived in 1996 in

For Yossi Baumgarten, Oholei Torah was everything. His mother

Prague, a city steeped in Jewish history, he discovered that the

Devorah Baumgarten is the elementary school secretary and

beautiful, ancient synagogues were being used as museums rather

was formally involved in the preschool, but her role extends

than for davening. Today, after overcoming many hurdles, Chabad

far beyond that. She has dedicated her life to the yeshivah, and

runs activities from three locations in the Jewish quarter.

passing on to her children the strong message that chinuch and

Rabbi Barash quickly realized that the local Jews, many of whom were Holocaust survivors and their children, were largely indifferent to the need for an active and vibrant Jewish life.

Oholei Torah is one’s passion and life’s mission. His grandfather, Rabbi Mendel Baumgarten was on the original school board, and was one of the first to enroll his children in Oholei Torah.

Just to enter the synagogue or daven at the Maharal’s kever,

Yossi recalls his teachers fondly, with appreciation for their

needed to succeed.”

one had to pay. He set about building the much-needed Jewish

dedication to each student. One teacher in particular left a

infrastructure: a shul, a place to eat kosher food, adult Jewish

strong impression. In the Oholei Torah High School a classmate

Manis Barash ‘92

education classes, and education for young children. For help

angrily accused the teacher, “You come here only to get paid!”

overcoming many of the difficulties he faced along the way, he turned to his former Oholei Torah classmates. “We were in constant touch then, and are still in touch now,” he says. “They gave me ideas, encouragement, and the tools I needed to succeed.”

Today Prague boasts a thriving Chabad House, preschool, and two restaurants which serve the local Jewish community as well as the many tourists who flock to the famed Jewish quarter.

The teacher explained, “Don’t you think I could earn a better salary elsewhere? I’m here because I truly care about my talmidim.”

But he didn’t leave it at that. At the next class chassidic gathering (farbrengen) this same teacher, caught off guard, began listing the names of all the students in the class in alphabetical order, demonstrating that he thinks about them even out of school, when they are not sitting in front of him.

After leaving yeshivah, Yossi organized a class shul, Unzer Shul, where Torah classes and chassidic gatherings have become regular. Last year he married Sarale Simpson. The education he received at Oholei Torah taught him that everyone has a shlichus to fulfill, including those in the Crown Heights community, where he has become involved with the local Bikur Cholim, an organization that helps the sick and elderly.

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That year changed his outlook on life: he discovered that

MENDY BEGUN ‘10 Associate Rabbi, Tiferet Lubavitch St. Paulo Brazil

while learning is

SHLOMO BISTRITZKY ‘97 Chief Rabbi and Director, Chabad Lubawitsch Hamburg Hamburg, Germany

central, care for others is paramount.

Shlomo Bistritzky ‘97

Growing up in Cheviot Hills, California, child of Chabad shluchim

By watching his father, Rabbi Levi Bistritzky, ‫ע"ה‬, then

Rabbi Aron and Esther Sara Begun, Mendy always knew where

chief rabbi of Tzfas, Rabbi Shlomo Bistritzky learned the

his future lay: reaching out to Jews. Today, together with his wife

meaning of dedicating oneself to the community.

Mindy (née Mochkin), he is doing just that in S. Paulo, Brazil, as Rabbi Begun joined his grandfather, Rabbi Ya’akov Begun, who the Rebbe personally sent to Brazil over 60 years ago.

Arriving at Oholei Torah in 1997, he encountered a different kind of dedication: that of the teachers toward their students. For example, Rabbi Yisroel Friedman would

At Oholei Torah, Rabbi Begun was deeply influenced by all his

learn one on one with the bochurim, and Rabbi Nachman

teachers, but in particular by his mentor, a close teacher who

Schapiro took an active interest in their personal lives.

gave him much time. For the young man, the long conversations they had after school hours proved beneficial as he grew into a young Jewish leader. “He has an exceptionally warm heart,” Rabbi Begun says, “and really gives time to the students, forging a deep connection with them. He understands the material world and how it interacts with the spiritual development of the student, offering a healthy, balanced perspective.”

Given the opportunity to assist at a Chabad House with the encouragement of the yeshivah faculty, he gained from that experience the tools he uses in his current shlichus. He and his wife have expanded programs to include young professionals, at the same time strengthening the ongoing Chabad House activities.

During his time at Oholei Torah, Rabbi Bistritzky was very involved in the publishing of the Hoaros Ubiurim – a biweekly scholarly journal on Torah subjects, which gave him a front row view of Rabbi Gerlitzky’s dedication. That year changed his outlook on life: he discovered that while learning is central, care for others is paramount.

In 2003, Rabbi Bistritzky and his wife Chana (née Havlin), moved to Hamburg, Germany, where they are an integral part of the Jewish community. Much of the couple’s energy is focused on youth programming. In 2007 they acquired the building which housed the Jewish day school before the Holocaust (it is noteworthy that one of the former students in that same building was Rabbi Bistritzky’s grandfather Rabbi Leibel Bistritzky), and today the school is attended by 160 children with Rabbi Bistritzky as principal. In 2011, Rabbi Bistritzky was appointed by the local Jewish community as the chief rabbi of Hamburg. In 2014 he opened a kollel, Rabiner Seminar, where young married men sit and learn practical Jewish law, and train to become rabbis in German communities.

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DOVBER BLAU ‘05 Teacher, Oholei Torah Elementary School Brooklyn, New York

CHAIM BLOCK ‘72 Director, Chabad of San Antonio San Antonio, Texas

“The yeshivah planted within me a burning desire to become a shliach, for which I am forever indebted.”

In the Blau home, Oholei Torah was a central part of family life.

Rabbi Chaim Block followed in his parents’ footsteps by

Both of Dovber’s parents, Rabbi Menachem Meir, ‫ע”ה‬, and ‫תבלח”ט‬,

moving out on shlichus. He is the son of Dr. Yitzchak Block,

After seeing its

Esther holding positions in Oholei Torah, were a part of the fabric

who, in addition to his position as a professor of philosophy at

of the yeshivah. At home, his parents taught him that through hard

The University of Western Ontario in London, Canada took

positive effect on

work you can achieve anything. At Oholei Torah, he was taught to

an active role in spreading Yiddishkeit in London, Ontario.

infuse passion into everything one does. Today, as a teacher, Rabbi

Dr. & Mrs. Block had an open home for Jews of all walks of

Blau brings a unique blend of passion and drive to his classroom.

life, and this tradition continued with their children.

When Rabbi Blau contemplated becoming a teacher at Oholei

Recognizing the importance of chinuch al taharas hakodesh,

Torah, he hoped that he could give back to the school that

a strong Torah education, Professor Block sent his 11-year-

gave him so much. “It’s a yeshivah that I looked to as a model

old son, Chaim, to stay with his grandfather, the legendary

in education,” he says. “I feel privileged to be surrounded

Reb Elya Nachum Sklar, to attend Oholei Torah – his first

by a fantastic team of educators who are deeply invested

yeshivah experience. “It was a massive shock to my system,”

in giving their utmost for the students’ wellbeing.”

yet he fondly recalls. “The yeshivah planted within me a

Rabbi Blau is deeply devoted to his talmidim, looking to bring out the best in each one, In learning, middos tovos and yiras shomaim.

Working with the others teachers, principals, and the school staff, he says, make his years most memorable. “I am not alone in my teaching,” Rabbi Blau says. “I appreciate watching the more experienced teachers, and receiving their support.”

him, his parents continued to send their other sons to Oholei Torah too.

Chaim Block ‘72

burning desire to become a shliach, for which I am forever indebted.” After seeing its positive effect on him, his parents continued to send their other sons to Oholei Torah too.

Since 1985, Rabbi Block and his wife Rivkie (nee Kahanov) have lived in San Antonio, Texas, where they have built a 12,500-square-foot Chabad center, which houses a synagogue, social hall, mikvah, and Jewish library, as well as classrooms for Chabad’s youth and adult educational programs. ​Over the years Rabbi and Mrs. Block have greatly expanded the activities of the Chabad center including the welcoming of additional Shluchim who have greatly contributed to the growth of their communities in the greater San Antonia area.

They are proud of their children, many of whom have already taken up their own leadership positions across America.

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YEHUDA BUTMAN ‘88 Director, Chabad of Ramat Hasharon Ramat Hasharon, Israel

MENDY CHANIN ‘94 Owner, Reliable Fast Cash Company Brooklyn, New York

“Before arriving at Oholei Torah, I knew who the Rebbe was, but never envisioned the Rebbe like a parent

Before leaving to Israel from Crown Heights the Rebbe

Rabbi Mendy Chanin was raised in a home where the Rebbe’s

requested that the Butman children learn at Oholei Torah.

Torah was the central focus. His father, Rabbi Zalman

who cared about

Chanin, directs Vaad L’Hafotzas Sichos, the publisher of

me personally. This

Rabbi Butman enrolled at Oholei Torah together with his twin brother. Central to his yeshivah experience were the regular, lively chassidic gatherings (farbrengens). He fondly recalls Rabbis Nachman Schapiro, Pinye Korf and Yisroel Friedman farbrenging.

Likkutei Sichos, Sefer Hamaamarim Melukat and many other Torah works of the Rebbe. Today, he has taken that love of spreading chassidus to the next generation.

His love for “Fort a Shifaleh,” a beloved chassidic melody on how

Etched in his memory is the dedication of Rabbi Levi Yitzchok

everything is dependent on the One Above is his favorite nigun

Schapiro, ‫ע”ה‬, an elementary principal, showed to every child. He

which he now enjoys singing with his family, dates back to those

recalls an incident where Rabbi Schapiro witnessed two children

gatherings. “Before arriving at Oholei Torah,” he says, “I knew who

hurling insults at one another: “He told us the story of the Baal

the Rebbe was, but never envisioned the Rebbe like a parent who

Shem Tov, where one student told the other that he would tear

cared about me personally. This view I received from the yeshivah.”

him up like a fish. He really made that story come alive for us, on

In Israel, Rabbi Yehuda Butman’s father worked in the

view I received from the yeshivah.”

Yehuda Butman ‘88

our level, as if we were actually there with the Baal Shem Tov.”

family business, but made it very clear that being active in

“In zal,” he recalls “Rabbi Avrohom Gerlitzky was not only

the Rebbe’s mitzvah campaigns was always a priority. This

a good teacher, he really connected with us and maintains

sent a strong message to the rest of the family, all of who

those relationship today. It’s reassuring to know that even

ultimately became involved in Chabad institutions.

after you leave, you stay connected to the Roshei Yeshivah.”

Today, Rabbi Butman and his wife Tirtza, run four institutions

Today, Mendy runs Reliable Fast Cash, where he “attempts to

serving the 50,000 citizens of Ramat Hasharon. Rabbi Butman

make a living” while being a beloved member of the community,

has made it a priority for all, but pays particular attention to care

who with his talents and steadfast dedication to the ideals he

for the less fortunate, with a soup kitchen, clothing bank, and

received at Oholei Torah, reaches out and impacts many all over

children’s programs. Rabbi Butman’s lively message on the weekly

the world through organizing a slew of classes in Chassidus, many

Torah portion, is read by many thousands of the Israeli public.

of which are broadcast on StumpTheRabbi.org and TheYeshiva. net. He also founded MyMaor.org which sends out daily videos of the Rebbe to over 20,000 subscribers and together with several of his classmates produced the Oh Rebbe album.

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“It was life, not just learning ... The energy remains

SHLOIME CHEIN ‘97 Director, Chabad University of California S. Cruz, California

YOSSI CUNIN ‘94 Beverly Hills Chabad Beverly Hills, California

with me.” While he is still in touch with many of the teachers today, he has particularly fond memories of the principals, who creatively and thoughtfully dealt with the more difficult moments. “They left a long lasting impression on me.”

Shloime Chein ‘97

Raised in a home where his parents, Reb Mottel and Brocha

At the exclusive Beverly Hills Hotel, whose halls are graced

Chein, are committed and living examples of dedicated chassidim,

by the who’s who of Hollywood and beyond, every Shabbos

they imbued these values in their children. Coupled with the

morning a group of 200 people arrive for services in a room

education he received in Oholei Torah, the groundwork work

directly off the main lobby—something that would have once

was laid for a life dedicated to the Rebbe’s work. Today Rabbi

been entirely impossible in a place where it was forbidden to

Shlomie Chein runs Chabad on Campus in S. Cruz, California.

sell or rent property to Jews. But to Rabbi Cunin, following

For Rabbi Chein, the highlight of the Oholei Torah experience was the vibrancy, tenacity, and upbeat atmosphere. “It was

in the footsteps of his legendary father Rabbi Shlomo Cunin, head shliach to the state of California, nothing is impossible.

life, not just learning,” he says. “The energy remains with me.”

Before he even arrived at Oholei Torah, having observed its

While he is still in touch with many of the teachers today, he

students in action, Rabbi Cunin knew that this was the place

has particularly fond memories of the principals, Rabbi Hershel

he wanted to study. “They took their learning seriously,” he

Lustig, Rabbi Zushe Wilhelm, and Rabbi Ephraim Piekarski,

recalls, “but when it came to reaching out to their fellow Jews,

who creatively and thoughtfully dealt with the more difficult

they brought an entirely new enthusiasm to the city.”

moments. “They left a long lasting impression on me,” he recalls.

Once he arrived, he relished the atmosphere of learning and

Rabbi Chein and his wife Devorah Leah (née Cunin) moved

camaraderie, and the opportunity to meet the children of

to S. Cruz in 2003, where they are shluchim to UCSC. He also

fellow shluchim from across the globe. “The yeshivah absorbed

teaches accredited courses at the University. He is an author

shluchim’s children from around the world,” he says. “It was a

and editor for the Sinai Scholars Society and is often invited

melting pot of students from the United States and beyond.”

as a guest speaker. He says that his time at Oholei Torah influenced who he is today, in many ways, including the ofttaught notion that life is not about what you need, but about what you are needed for. “The more I face life’s challenges, the more I cherish the Rebbe’s values I learned at Oholei Torah.”

Today Rabbi Cunin and his wife Chumi, (née Simons), co-directors of Chabad of Beverly Hills, bring a sense of warmth and friendliness to the city. Rabbi Cunin is also the placement manager of new Chabad emissaries to the West Coast, and is involved in the effort to return the Chabad collection of thousands of valuable seforim from Russia to the central Chabad Library in Brooklyn.

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ZALMAN YUDA DEITSCH, ‫ע”ה‬ Honored by the Oholei Torah Board and Graduates

ZALMAN MOSHE DRIZIN ‘96 Director, Chabad of Kings Highway Brooklyn, New York

“Oholei Torah absorbed shluchim’s children from around the world...

It was a melting pot of students from

Reb Zalman ‫ ע”ה‬went into business under the direct orders of the

Rabbi Zalman Moshe Drizin was raised with a deep appreciation

Rebbe, and received a blessing that he should be successful “b’yeser

for Oholei Torah and its founder. His father Rabbi Yisroel, ‫ע”ה‬,

the United States

s’eis uvyeser oiz” (with more strength and more vigor).

and mother Feigie, ‫ תבלח”ט‬always warmly welcomed Rabbi

and beyond.”

Through all his business dealings, he kept in mind that his financial success was not a result of his own doing, but an

Michoel Teitelbaum, the founder of Oholei Torah, into their home. With deep respect, they gave generously to the yeshivah.

outcome of the Rebbe’s blessing to him. His actions spoke for

Mrs. Devi Baumgarten and Mrs. Faige Winner, who were

themselves, with his support of many of the Rebbe’s institutions.

his morahs in preschool, now educate his own children.

He especially had an affinity towards Oholei Torah,

Looking back, Rabbi Drizin most appreciates the time he spent in

since it was founded by the Rebbe himself.

shiur with Rabbi Yisroel Friedman. “He had a bird’s eye-view of

He felt most at home when, at the insistence of his wife, Cyrel his children would fill the Shabbos table with out-oftown friends, including many Oholei Torah students. With the students around the table, a chassidic environment permeated him, his family and the entire home.

Reb Zalman and Cyrel took much pride in their children and in their commitment to the Rebbe’s initiatives.

It is with this unwavering commitment to the Rebbe, the Rebbe’s institutions and to Oholei Torah, that he got involved—in addition to his giving tzedakah—by being an active member of the steering

Yossi Cunin ‘94

the Gemara that we were learning,” Rabbi Drizin says. “He applied Gemaras from across the entire Shas and made them applicable to the current sugya [subject at hand].” He was also deeply affected by the constant farbrengen atmosphere in the yeshivah.

When he and his wife Frumie (née Perlow) established Chabad of Kings Highway South in 2004, he quickly realized that while the area is saturated with shuls and schools, and his large events garner over 1000 revelers, his real mission is to reach out on an individual basis. Utilizing everything he learned at Oholei Torah, the Drizin home is a constant hub of Torah learning and farbrengens.

committee that helped propel Oholei Torah to the next level.

Tonight’s honor is being giving collectively

by Oholei Torah and its graduates.

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“They come and build in a manner of lechatchilah

MORDECHAI TZVI DUBROWSKI ‘74 Rabbi, Chabad of Rishon L’tzion Rishon L’tzion, Israel

MENDEL DUCHMAN ‘77 CEO, Nonie of Beverly Hills Los Angeles, California

ariber, going above and beyond what anyone would of expect from a rabbi.

This they get from Oholei Torah.”

Mendel Duchman ‘77

When Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Dubrowski’s parents, Reb Dovber

Mendel Duchman, the CEO of Nonie of Beverly Hills, a successful

and Leah, arrived in Crown Heights with their family, they

skin care products company, chooses to dedicate much of his time

chose to educate their children in a place most similar to the

to helping shluchim with their finances, budgets, and fundraising.

education they received back in the Soviet Union. And, indeed, at Oholei Torah Rabbi Dubrowski’s teachers, such as Reb Elya Chaim Roitblat, instilled within him the love of Torah learning.

He recalls when Rabbi Nochum Sternberg arrived from Eretz Yisroel to teach at Oholei Torah: “His dedication to the students strongly influenced my future study,” he says.

“He did not just sit on the side of the room; he engaged every student, encouraging us to enjoy and appreciate every word.

He gave us material to review before class and answered all our questions respectfully, no matter how simple they were.”

Whenever Mendel visits Oholei Torah he feels like he is returning home. “This is where we got our beginning in life,” he says, “where we were nurtured, and our teachers and mashpiim worked day and night for us.”

Mendel is simultaneously involved in the influential worlds of commerce and finance, while devoting himself to helping shluchim across the globe. With humor, clarity, meaning and passion, he empowers others to find resources within themselves that will enable them to be more successful. He recognizes that when a shliach has learned in Oholei Torah, “he

The Rebbe sent Rabbi Dubrowski to Eretz Yisrael in 1978, and he

has the foundation and chinuch to be proud of who he is and

brought his love of learning along. When he was appointed rabbi

accomplish his mission with confidence.” He attributes many

of the Chabad community in Rishon Letzion, a position he still

graduates’ multi-million dollar Jewish community centers to

maintains, he established classes and Torah study as a central

their yeshivah education: “They come and build in a manner of

aspect of his position. With 150 families directly involved in the

lechatchilah ariber, going above and beyond what anyone would

community, he also began a kollel for young married couples

of expect from a rabbi. This they get from Oholei Torah.”

whose mission is to reach out to the general Jewish community.

Thus the Chabad shul has become a center for Torah study and shiurim, not just for the immediate members of the community.

In his hometown of Los Angeles, his favorite project is his family endeavor, “Rebbe’s Diamond Daveners” junior congregation with close to 200 children attending weekly, which is run and administered to a great extent by the participating children themselves.

“It’s a tough world,” he says. “If you remember what you learned at Oholei Torah, you can probably pass 99 percent of the trials and tribulations.”

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AVRAHAM FRIED(MAN) World Renowned Chassidic Singer Brooklyn, New York

YOSSI FRIEDMAN ‘92 Director of Research, Fidelity Industries Wayne, New Jersey

“There is no better feeling than just being able to help another person in their moment

Avremel Friedman was a young boy with a sweet voice when

Quiet and unassuming, Yossi is known in the Crown

the famed Chabad musician Rabbi Eli Lipsker, ‫ע”ה‬, chose

Heights community as a man of chesed.

him from the crowd of the Oholei Torah choir and gave him his first taste of singing solo in front of a large audience. He became a steady contributor to the “Evenings with Chabad,” often given the most difficult solos. Since then, Avraham Fried has been inspiring crowds across the globe.

Yossi is director of research and a sales manager at Fidelity of commercial wallcoverings. But his real passion and drive is with Hatzalah of Crown Heights, a volunteer emergency medical service organization, where he is an associate for over 20 years. Yossi volunteers his time alongside

fervently prayed in one corner, and Yoske Meizlish sat in

50 highly trained medical professionals, responding to

the other corner,” he recalls. “We lived with G-dliness.”

medical emergencies in the community 24/7, with one of the shortest response times anywhere in the world.

inspired by the Rebbe’s farbrengens to bring these positives

Yossi is the son of Rabbi Bentzion ‫ע”ה‬, a well-respected educator at

messages to a wider audience. Thus was born the song

Oholei Torah and Ohel Moshe, known for his cheerful disposition,

“No Jew Will Be Left Behind.” Since then he has produced

greeting everyone with a smile and kind word. His mother, Chana

over 30 albums. He began his concert career at an event in

‫ע”ה‬, was a longtime beloved morah at Mosdos Day Care Center.

Jerusalem in 1985, and since then he has performed thousands of times for crowds as large as over 200,000 people.

He frequently relates that the Rebbe told him to give charity before and after every concert to thank Hashem for the event’s success. Recently he has taken to encouraging people to designate a charity box for when they want to thank the

Yossi Friedman ‘92

Industries, a leading independent U.S. manufacturer

He recalls Oholei Torah as a haven of spirituality. “I

While working on his first album in 1981, Avraham Fried was

of true need.”

Yossi’s fond memories of his extremely devoted educators and principals led him to choose Oholei Torah for his own children.

Yossi is passionate about helping others. “There is no better feeling,” he says “than just being able to help another person in their moment of true need.”

Al-mighty for the good they see in their lives. On a recent visit to Oholei Torah he encouraged the high school students to find their own talent and use it to inspire others.

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“The way Rabbi Friedman analyzed and appreciated the

SHIMON FREUNDLICH ‘92 Rabbi, Founder, Chabad of Beijing Beijing, China

ideas taught me to

RABBI MENACHEM GLUCKOWSKY ‘76 Director, Chabad Rabbinate of Israel Rechovot, Israel

analyze individuals at the Chabad House, appreciate their uniqueness and try to cater to their needs.”

Shimon Freundlich ‘92

When Rabbi Shimon and Dini (née Lipskar) Freundlich

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Gluckowsky was born to a family

arrived in Beijing, China, in 2001, it was a spiritual desert.

steeped in Jewish education. His father Rabbi Avraham was

Looking back, Rabbi Freundlich says it would have been

not only an educator, but a personal mentor to many.

impossible then to believe that they would grow into three locations occupying some 24,000 square feet.

One of the first students of the Oholei Torah Beis Midrash, Rabbi Gluckowsky basked in the intense learning program under

The three locations house a shul, mikvah, and an

Rabbis Yisroel Friedman and Shlomo Majesky. Rabbi Majesky

internationally recognized day school. Chabad caters to

was dedicated to each student and created a warm, chassidishe

the 2000 local Jews, but also to 15,000 business people and

atmosphere, where the students were able to grow and develop.

thousands of tourists annually. At any given moment, Rabbi Freundlich says, there could be a myriad of Jews from varied backgrounds. The spirit and vigor to run the large operation, he says, comes from his education at Oholei Torah.

Rabbi Gluckowsky recalls being called over by Rabbi Friedman, who pointed out a new student and suggested, “You see that student? He is a foreigner; he doesn’t know the language, he has no family or friends here. Befriend him.”

Rabbi Yisroel Friedman’s classes at Oholei Torah deeply

Rabbi Gluckowsky befriended him, helped him acclimate to

impacted his life. “He was very shrewd,” he says. “Listening

the United States, and began a lifelong friendship. He also

to his class involved intellectual gymnastics. His three-hour

learned to always lookout for the lonely one in the room.

classes were like riding an intellectual roller coaster.”

In 1978, Rabbi Gluckowsky was chosen by the small community

He says his ability to deal with the crowds he now faces in

of Chabad in Rechovot to be their Rabbi, but his mandate

Beijing comes from the education he received at Oholei Torah.

is far broader: he heads many of the Chabad institutions

“The way Rabbi Friedman analyzed and appreciated the

there, which include schools and shuls. In addition, he is

ideas taught me to analyze individuals at the Chabad House,

the director of Vaad Rabbonei Lubavitch of Eretz Yisroel,

appreciate their uniqueness and try to cater to their needs.”

a senior board of all the Chabad day schools of Israel and

The Beijing Chabad center was nominated last year as one of the five most beautiful synagogues in the world.

of Chabad on Campus in Israel. Many consider him their personal mentor, and he frequently travels across the globe, where his fiery yet warm talks are well accepted.

Rabbi Gluckowsky was honored, in 2000, as the guest speaker at an Oholei Torah alumni event as a prelude to the opening of the Oholei Torah’s new study hall at the Eastern Parkway campus.

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“Rabbi Dovid Levin was not only a wonderful teacher

MENDEL GREENBAUM ‘95 Dean, Cheder Menachem Los Angeles, California

AVREMI HARTMAN ‘10 Director, Chabad House Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

but a memorable role model — always on time, alert and ready for the day’s challenges.

He worked one on one with the students, taking the time to recognize everyone’s strengths and encouraging them to grow on their level.”

Avremi Hartman ‘10

At Cheder Menachem a school in Los Angeles, CA, Rabbi Greenbaum is

Growing up, Rabbi Avremi Hartman always looked for ways

a beloved dean, known for his patience and warm smile. It has doubled

to assist his uncle, Rabbi Menachem Hartman, the shliach

its enrollment, raised its academic standards and introduced many

to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Encouraged by his father,

extra-curricular activities, since been replicated in schools worldwide.

from a young age he would travel there for Pesach. When

Rabbi Greenbaum’s father, a longtime educator, enrolled him in Oholei Torah in 1986. He recalls that the studies were not

Yarmush) joined his uncle as shluchim to Ho Chi Minh City.

limited to the classroom. Rabbi Levi Y. Schapiro ‫ע”ה‬, principal,

“At Oholei Torah I received the education I needed to

encouraged and motivated the boys to memorize Mishnayos.

make the right decisions,” Rabbi Hartman says.

“Rabbi Dubov used to give a class in his house after Shabbos,”

Rabbi Dovid Levin, he says, was not only a wonderful teacher

he recalls. “He would not just teach us the commentary; he

but a memorable role model — always on time, alert and ready

made it come alive. He would give us the entire background of

for the day’s challenges. “He worked one on one with the

who the commenter was, his life history and worldview.”

students,” he recalls, “taking the time to recognize everyone’s

In LA, Rabbi Greenbaum has replicated some of his own school

strengths and encouraging them to grow on their level.”

experiences. Cheder Menachem is now known as one of the highest

Avremi’s mother is a member of the Oholei Torah

achievers in studying Mishnah by heart. “We do it here like we did

PTA, where he spent many hours assisting her in

it in Oholei Torah,” he says. “We call a large assembly, and give out

various capacities for the schools benefit.

Torah books to the students who achieve.” To memorize the text, one needs to understand the material thoroughly. “These children receive a tremendous amount of knowledge, which means their minds are filled with Torah instead of mundane goings-on.”

Today he tries to emulate that, giving personal attention to the individual needs of each person who enters the Chabad House.

There to assist, his focus is on the American community and running the day-to-day operations. Many Jewish tourists come

Rabbi Greenbaum is a consultant to many other schools and

to seek out various cultures, Rabbi Hartman wants to change

administrators. He has been recognized for his leadership by the

that. “My goal is that they should leave as proud Jews, with a

prestigious Milken Family Foundation’s Jewish Educator Award,

strong Jewish connection and a long Jewish future,” he says.

which noted that he “introduced professional development for faculty, data-driven instruction, and the integration of technology into the learning.” For Rabbi Greenbaum, his greatest accomplishment is when the students become “Neiros L’Hoir, beacons of light, not only in their own homes but to their surroundings as well.”

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the opportunity arose in 2015, he and his wife Esther (née

ALEXANDER HEPPENHEIMER ‘92 Principal Tech. Engineer, Axway Computer Services New York, New York

GEDALYA HERTZ ‘11 Assistant Rabbi and Youth Director Alpharetta, Georgia

“The Oholei Torah education gives an element of fearlessness. It’s education teaches us not to be fazed

Rabbi Alexander Heppenheimer, who grew up in Southern

Rabbi Hirshy ‘‫ שי‬and Rashi (née Lieberman) ‫ ע”ה‬Minkowicz

California and Israel, and moved to Brooklyn at the age of nine,

arrived in Alpharetta in 1998, and their activities have grown to

by the underlying

is a principal technical support engineer at Axway, a global

include an active synagogue, camp, adult education classes and a

software company with more than 11,000 customers in 100

mikvah. After the tragic passing of Rashi in 2014, the community

challenges and day-

countries. He also moonlights as a proofreader for Chabad.

embarked on the building of Rashi’s Campus, a four-million-dollar

org, and volunteers this service for publicity materials for

undertaking. The new building will include a larger synagogue, a

Oholei Torah, complementing the work of his wife, Raizel (née

social hall, classrooms, space for the Hebrew school, an industrial

Goldblatt), a member of Oholei Torah’s PTA committee.

kitchen, and the popular and growing Camp Gan Israel day camp.

Coming from a baal teshuvah family and a non-Chabad

When Rabbi Minkowicz, himself an Oholei Torah alumnus,

environment, Alex was welcomed into Oholei Torah, where,

was looking for help with the expansion, he looked amongst

he says, “the kindness and good humor of many of my teachers

the alumni of his alma mater. “The Oholei Torah education

and principals was especially important for me. The teachers

gives an element of fearlessness,” he explained. “It’s education

recognized my potential, particularly my 6th-grade teacher,

teaches us not to be fazed by the underlying challenges and day-

Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Mendelson ‫ע”ה‬. He nurtured my

to-day setbacks. I learned to keep my eye on the prize and keep

interest in Jewish history, and gave me an extracurricular

working towards my goal.” He found these qualities in Oholei

project—to create a wall display listing all the major events in

Torah alumnus Rabbi Hertz, a talented and motivated young

our history.” Until today Alex davens from the High Holidays

man, who will join the community as a new shliach serving as

machzor Rabbi Mendelson inscribed and gifted to him.

assistant rabbi, give adult education classes, and run teen and

Working for an international company, he visits offices in the USA

to-day setbacks. I learned to keep my eye on the prize and keep working towards my goal.”

Gedalya Hertz ‘11

youth programs together with his wife, Ruthy (née Schechter).

and abroad dressed proudly as a chassid, using the opportunity to

Previously Rabbi Hertz devoted his energy back to Oholei

explain the basics of Yiddishkeit (and Sheva Mitzvos Bnei Noach)

Torah, where he initiated many new extracurricular activities

to people of many diverse backgrounds. Rabbi Heppenheimer

and encouraged students to excel in their studies. He also

also delivers a daily Daf Yomi class, where he draws upon his

organized a “return to the roots” trip for the high school to

Oholei Torah education to explain the Gemara and to blend in

Russia, where Chabad came to life. Nevertheless, Rabbi Hertz

ideas from Chassidus. In 2015 he earned second place in the

yearned to work outside of the comforts of the community,

International Bible (Tanach) Contest for Adults, held in Jerusalem,

becoming one of the most recent alumni to assume a

Israel, and attended by scholars from around the world

leadership post as a Chabad shliach, bringing the number of Oholei Torah alumni serving as shluchim close to 2000.

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“I have a better understanding now than I had as

GAVRIEL HOLTZBERG 99’ ‫הי”ד‬ Founder, Chabad of Mumbai Mumbai, India

SHLOMO HOROWITZ ‘03 Teacher, Talmudical Seminary Oholei Torah Brooklyn, New York

a student. Now I realize to what extent our teachers care and how invested they are in the in overall wellbeing of our students. The conversation in the teachers’ room is about how to help our students reach

Giving up the comforts and familiarity of home, in 2002 Rabbi

When Rabbi Shlomo Horowitz was offered the opportunity

Gavriel “Gabi” Holtzberg and his wife, Rivky (née Rosenberg)

to return to Oholei Torah as a faculty member, he could

‫הי”ד‬, transplanted themselves to Mumbai, India—a distant

not refuse. He relishes working in the place he once

and very foreign culture. They catered to the local Jewish

studied, considering himself an ongoing student of the

community, but for the most part served the many Jewish

caring educators who taught him over a decade ago.

businesspeople who needed to spend time in the city.

a special relationship and personal connection between

education he received at Oholei Torah, which he joined in third

the staff and students. The care and interest each teacher

grade, after his family moved from Israel to Crown Heights. “Oholei

showed him motivated him to work hard in his studies.

Torah gave him the drive to do anything,” said fellow classmate

their full potential.”

Rabbi Menachem Heller. “Whatever he tried, whatever challenges

Shlomo Horowitz ‘03

His former classmates remember his intense focus on his

he faced, he succeeded—a result of everything he learned there.” studies, which he often chanted with a loud and joyful tune.

When he was determined to complete something, he saw it through to the end, they say. One recalled a meeting to discuss a project, where Gavriel said, “I gave my opinion, you guys come to a decision, and I will be there to make it happen.”

The first taste of teaching Rabbi Horowitz received was when he was sent from Oholei Torah to be a shliach in New Haven, Connecticut. He later taught in Los Angeles, California, and Morristown, New Jersey.

Now back at Oholei Torah, he tries to give the students the same care he received, making himself available to them at all times. “But now,” he says, “I have a better understanding than I had as a student. Now I realize to what extent our teachers care and how invested they are in the in overall wellbeing

He brought this determination to Mumbai, where he purchased

of our students. The conversation in the teachers’ room is

a building right in the city center to be used for the Chabad

about how to help our students reach their full potential.

House, erected a mikvah, and began bringing shluchim to work in other cities. Tragically, in November 2008 he, his wife and four guests were brutally murdered by terrorists. In the decade since, their legacy has been kept alive. The destroyed Chabad House has been rebuilt and the mikvah refurbished.

At the 2009 dinner, Oholei Torah committed to assist their son, Moshe, upon his future enrollment at Oholei Torah.

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Rabbi Horowitz says that as a student he found there to be

The strength to do this, his fellow classmates say, came from the

A former student recently called and told Rabbi Horowitz that he had repeated an idea he’d learned in his class eight years ago, driving home the impact he has on his students.

“It’s also a tremendous responsibility,” he says. “You never know what it is that will stick with a student.”

“Yeshivah taught me the importance of humility, which

ASHER JACOBSON ‘91 Rabbi, The Chevra Synagogue Montreal, Canada

MENACHEM JUNIK ‘85 Rabbi, Beis Gavriel Synagogue London, England

has helped me along my journey. It taught me that the ultimate knowing is to know that you don’t know.”

Asher Jacobson ‘91

Rabbi Asher Jacobson was born into a home where kindness

Rabbi Menachem Junik was born into a home where discussion

was paramount, which has shaped his outlook on life. The

of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin was part of daily life. He and siblings

doors of his parents Reb Betzalel ‫ ע”ה‬and Faige ‫תבלח”ט‬,

often accompanied their father to help out in the Rebbe’s home.

were always open to the less fortunate, including those who needed a meal, a bed, and a roof over their heads.

Rabbi Jacobson attended Oholei Torah throughout his entire school life and was particularly affected by Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Mendelson, ‫ע”ה‬, who patiently guided him along his journey from rambunctious child to mentschlichkeit.

“He was an out of-the-box teacher,” he says. “As much as he taught in the classroom, he also did outside, teaching us to perfect our middos and relationship with the world.

Later, in zal, Rabbi Yisroel Friedman took him to a place of intellectual pursuit: “He really challenged our minds,” he recalls.

farbrengens led by Reb Elya Chaim Roitblatt who had managed to endure and retain his Yiddishkeit in the Soviet Union.

Particularly memorable are the frenzied trips the students used to take during their lunch break, hopping into taxis to the local hospital to visit the patients and put tefillin on with them.

In 1991, Rabbi Junik and his wife Goldie (née Lew) moved to London as shluchim of the Rebbe, bringing the warmth of Oholei Torah to a generation of English Jews. He is the rabbi of the Bais Gavriel shul, which caters to 70 young Chabad families in the London suburb of Hendon. He also gives regular shiurim

In 1998 Rabbi Jacobson and his wife, Liba moved to Montreal,

throughout the week via the Jewish Home Network, including

where he quickly became known across the city for his

one which takes place in a “mitzvah mobile” in downtown

shiurim. He was later appointed rabbi of one of the most

London. He is also on the board of Lubavitch UK. In 2015

prestigious shuls in Montreal, Congregation Chevra Kadisha

the Juniks were selected to attend the first summer garden

B’nai Jacob, where he has implemented many new programs

party hosted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.

and become one of the city’s most caring and personable rabbis. He is the president of the Rabbinical Council of Canada and a lecturer at the Concordia University.

Yeshivah taught him the importance of humility, which has helped him along his journey. “It taught me that the ultimate knowing is to know that you don’t know,” he explained.

Rabbi Jacobson, and his siblings have been a constant source of support and dedication to the growth and financial stability of Oholei Torah.

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From his years at Oholei Torah, Rabbi Junik recalls joining

His youngest brother Dovid is a staunch supporter and committee member of Oholei Torah.

YOSSI KAMMAN ‘11 Director, Derher Publications Brooklyn, New York

YOSSI KAZEN 79‘ ‫ע”ה‬ Founder, Chabad in Cyberspace/Chabad.org

“We received not just an academic education, but an environment where Yiddishkeit was enjoyable... We

Rabbi Yossi Kamman was originally enrolled in another yeshivah.

Rabbi Yosef Kazen, ‫ ע”ה‬was raised on the belief that one

When his parents Avrohom and Baila were looking for a more

must always be willing and available to assist another. His

walked away with a

organized and stable school, they chose Oholei Torah, where

parents Rabbi Zalman and Shula Kazen — who endured much

he continued to study throughout his formative years.

suffering under the Communists in the Soviet Union — always

chassidishe feeling,

At Oholei Torah he received not just an academic education, but an environment where Yiddishkeit was enjoyable. “We walked away with a chassidishe feeling,” he says, “one you can’t get anywhere

found ways to help those less fortunate both materially and spiritually. The youngest after six girls, Rabbi Yosef Kazen was the only one of the family born in the United States.

else.” He says that he still has that spirit he received at Oholei

When his parents felt that the local schools no longer met

Torah, and it influenced what he does today. Rabbi Kamman

their standards for Jewish education they sent him to Oholei

also has fond memories of going out at night with his classmates

Torah. In New York he lived with his grandmother Rebbetzin

in Rabbi Nosson Blumes’s old jalopy car to sell raffle tickets.

Maryasha Garelik, ‫ע”ה‬, who was the president of Oholei Torah’s

As the editor in chief of the Chassidisher Derher, a monthly publication offering a rich variety of Chassidishe content, through magazines and similar channels. Even thought is a

Yossi Kamman ‘11

running a bazaar where all the money went to the school. For the duration of his studies, Rabbi Kazen excelled in the yeshivah.

After he married, he took an office job, but was as determined

monthly readers in over 20 communities worldwide. In Oholei

as always to continue helping others. Staying abreast of

Torah, it’s a most sought after magazine by many students.

technological developments, he began to dabble in Jewish

happened at 770 relevant to our children and ourselves.

anywhere else.”

Ladies Auxiliary. She was perpetually devoted to the yeshivah,

fairly new magazine, it already has a distribution of over 12, 000

Rabbi Kamman says that his goal is to make all that

one you can’t get

forums, a primitive form of Internet communication. In 1988, he established Chabad on the web, dubbing it ChabadLubavitch in Cyberspace: Spreading Judaism at the Speed of Light. He purchased the domain Chabad.org in 1994, and almost immediately it became one of the most popular religious destinations on the web. Due to Rabbi Kazen’s foresight, today, Chabad.org is the largest Jewish informational website on the Internet, reaching 45 million viewers just this past year!

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“I remember Rabbi Lustig greeting each child with a handshake upon

MENDY KOTLARSKY ‘03 Executive Director, Merkos 302, Chabad Lubavitch Brooklyn, New York

YAACOV LANG ‘94 Real Estate Investor Brooklyn, New York,

his arrival at school.

He once told me that he expected more from me...

This propelled me to think more closely about my future and the steps I needed to take to get there.”

Mendy Kotlarsky ‘03

Observing his father Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, vice chairman

When Yaacov Lang was growing up, his parents, Dr. Tzvi and

of Chabad’s educational division and chairman of the

Chaya Lang, felt that his Jewish education in Miami, Florida,

International Kinus Hashluchim, crisscross across the globe

was sub-par, and moved to Crown Heights specifically so

to establish new Chabad centers and assist shluchim with

they could upgrade their children’s chinuch. They chose

their work, Rabbi Mendy always knew that he would follow

Oholei Torah so that the children would learn Yiddish,

in his father’s footsteps to fulfill the Rebbe’s dream.

the language in which their grandparents conversed.

As a young student Rabbi Kotlarsky appreciated the many extra-

Yaacov recalls his first day at Oholei Torah, when the rules

curricular activities, including group projects, he did while studying

were given in Yiddish, and he couldn’t understand a single

at Oholei Torah. He recalls Rabbi Hershel Lustig greeting each

word! Now, he is most appreciative because he learned enough

child with a handshake upon his arrival at school. “I remember

Yiddish to understand and listen talks by the Rebbe delivered

Rabbi Lustig once telling me that he expected more from me,” he

in Yiddish. He recalls the way the principals, Rabbi Levi

says. “This propelled me to think more closely about my future

Yitzchok Schapiro ‫ ע”ה‬and Rabbi Hershel Lustig ‫יבלח”ט‬, were

and the steps I needed to take to get there.” But the highlight of

always kind to him and made sure to greet him warmly.

his years at Oholei Torah was being so close to 770 and the Rebbe, which made it easy to go for a short period to daven with the Rebbe, receive dollars, and tell the Rebbe about his birthday.

to everyone he meets. He takes particular pride in the fact that he never leaves home without his tefillin, and whenever he attends

Rabbi Kotlarsky has stood beside his father since 2006,

business meetings with other Yidden he offers them the chance to

assisting shluchim through the work of Merkos 302, which

put on tefillin, do another mitzvah, or discuss anything Yiddishkeit-

was created to provide shluchim with the resources to expand

related. In fact, every Friday he dedicates much of his day to doing

their reach and maximize their impact. Their programs

mivtzoim. “Today I realize that what I gained in Oholei Torah is to

which reach tens of thousands of individuals every year

be a proud Lubavitcher, and to try to be a chassid,” he concludes.

include Merkos Shlichus, CTeens, CKids, Chabad Young, JNet, MyShliach and Yaldei Shluchei HaRebbe. He is also very involved in the Crown Heights community, and currently has four children enrolled in Oholei Torah.

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A successful real-estate entrepreneur, Yaacov is humble and kind

BINYOMIN LEVIN ‘01 Sales Manager, Wells Fargo Mortgage New York, New York

DOVID LEVIN ‘98 Teacher, Oholei Torah Mesivta/High School Brooklyn, New York

“He taught the material well, but he also taught us right from wrong and how to be a kindhearted mentch.

Binyomin Levin, whose parents Feitel and Bella were involved

Rabbi Dovid Levin, a most dedicated Oholei Torah high School

parents and staunch supporters of Oholei Torah, has also

teacher, is known for his care and attention he gives each student,

He always showed

become an involved parent in his children’s education, as

motivating them in their studies and development. Rabbi Levin

well as a devoted member of the Crown Heights community

himself spent most of his school years at Oholei Torah and says he

up to class with a

and a central figure at The Crown Heights Shul.

strives to emulate many of the innovations his teachers employed.

From his time at Oholei Torah he recalls many kind and caring

After he married, he and his wife were looking for a place to go on

teachers. He has fond memories of Rabbi Eli Tiefenbrun, who,

shlichus when he was asked to substitute in Oholei Torah. When

he says, cared dearly about the students. “He taught the material

he realized that he was successful in teaching, he was encouraged

well,” he says, “but he also taught us right from wrong and how

by many, including his grandfather, Rabbi Leibel Groner, the

to be a kind-hearted mentch. He always showed up to class

Rebbe’s long-time personal secretary, to become a teacher.

with a smile, and treated all of us equally and with respect.”

all of us equally and with respect.”

Binyomin Levin ‘01

What is unique about Rabbi Levin, is that his students continue

Today Binyomin is well liked by those he comes into contact

to seek his guidance, advice and friendship, years after they left

with. His clients praise him for going the extra mile and

his class. “Whenever I need advice, or I’m not sure what’s best

navigating difficult issues with ease. They appreciate his

to do, I know who to call”, said one of his former students, “I

honesty and respect, as he presents them with all their

hold him in the highest esteem, as do many of my classmates.”

options, enabling them to make informed decisions.

smile, and treated

His teaching goal is for the students to become self-motivated and enjoy the work. “When a student is motivated to succeed in his studies,” he says, “ultimately, he will enjoy his learning.” When former students approach him to tell him that they still love learning, it gives him the strength to continue to innovate and invest in his students’ success.

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He remembers the way Rabbi Avraham Hertz treated the

MENDY LIPSKER ’90 Owner, Mendy Realty Brooklyn, New York

MOTTY LIPSKIER ‘01 Teacher, Beis Rivka High School Brooklyn, New York

teens as young adults, encouraging them to pen novel interpretations of their studies. He recalls Rabbi Fitche Pewzner staying after hours, ready to discuss any issues the students had.

When asked, he was

Crown Heights is everything for Mendy Lipsker. He likes to

Rabbi Motty Lipskier grew up in Morristown, New Jersey,

say that he has lived here his entire life and cares deeply for the

where his father Rabbi Fitzy, ‫ע”ה‬, was the mentor at Tiferes

community. His father Rabbi Eli Lipsker ‫ ע”ה‬taught him the

Bachurim. Raised in what he calls the “Morristown shtetl,”

importance of honesty, integrity, and care for one’s neighbor.

he received a wholesome, warm, and chassidishe upbringing.

In his realty business, he tries to uphold these values.

While his father was often occupied with the students, when

His father, a beloved musician and pioneer of recorded Jewish music in the United States, would travel the world with his choir, many of them Oholei Torah students. “Teachers should come watch Eli,” Rabbi Michoel Teitelbaum,

he was at home his focus was solely on his family. “He listened to the clock’s silent message and truly understood the value of each moment,” Rabbi Lipskier recalls. “He was entirely devoted to whatever he was doing at that moment.”

founder of Oholei Torah, used to say, “See his devotion?

In 1998, Rabbi Lipskier entered the Beis Midrash at Oholei

give an additional

That is how all teachers should treat their students!”

Torah, where he met the dedicated staff who would assist him

class, beyond his

Mendy recalls his teachers with admiration. Rabbi Yaakov Lieder

always willing to

regular duties

made a notable impression on his young soul. Mendy’s mother,

Motty Lipskier ‘01

He says that Oholei Torah’s education propelled many

Leah, is a beloved Oholei Torah kindergarten morah for many years students to become creative thinkers and entrepreneurs.

“They taught us how to figure out things on our own,” he says, crediting his zeal to the yeshivah. Those who work with Mendy agree, “Mendy is responsible, knowledgeable and respectful of your needs,” one of his clients says. “He knows the business well and made sure we got the best deal.”

in entering adulthood. He remembers the way Rabbi Avraham Hertz treated the teens as young adults, encouraging them to pen novel interpretations of their studies. He recalls Rabbi Fitche Pewzner staying after hours, ready to discuss any issues the students had. When asked, he was always willing to give an additional class, beyond his regular duties.

Influenced by Rabbi Sholom Charitonow who encouraged the students to learn the entire Likkutei Sichos, Rabbi Lipskier arrived early each morning, before learning officially began, and finished the entire set within two years.

Currently teaching the fundamentals of Yiddishkeit and Chassidus to seminary students at Beis Rivkah, he utilizes much of what he learned at Oholei Torah. In addition to his teaching, Rabbi Lipskier and his wife Chanel (née Deitsch) run The Beis Medrash Women’s Circle, where they organize regular programming and lectures for Crown Heights women.

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ELI LOEBENSTEIN ‘10 Broker, AH Realty Company Brooklyn, New York

BEREL MAJESKY ‘06 Director, Friendship Circle of Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York

Berel’s dream is to see every child, regardless of ability, be welcomed and included in our community. This

Growing up in a warm family in Melbourne, Australia, Eli

In his role as director of the Friendship Circle of Brooklyn,

Loebenstein was greatly influenced by Rabbi Yitzchok

Rabbi Berel Majesky puts into practice the kindness and

is his goal, and he

Dovid Groner, ‫ע”ה‬. Eli always felt infused with a chassidic

acceptance that he grew up with, watching his parents, Rabbi

warmth and love from the shluchim who arrived each year

Chaim and Rishe, model with their respective students.

is making great

from Oholei Torah. “They were always full of life,” he recalls, “and had a deep and lasting influence upon the students and an incredible effect on the community at large.”

When Eli arrived at Oholei Torah in 2009 he was pleasantly surprised to be side by side with students from across the globe. The yeshivah taught him responsibility, and how to maintain studies of his own volition. During farbrengens, he recalls, Rabbi Lesches taught them that life is not only about yourself. “After all the years taking in the learning, now you are going to be giving what you learned here to others.

You are the future generation of the Jewish people.”

After his marriage to Goldie (née Junik), they led outreach programs in rural and regional Australia during the Chanukah season, rekindling the spark of Yiddishkeit in many families. Eli joined the family business and became a real estate broker, where he is praised for being honest, gentle and kind. He lives in Crown Heights and is active in the shul of his Oholei Torah classmates.

Eli says that the combination at Oholei Torah of learning and spending time reaching out to others taught him how to relate to

In high school, he recalls, Rabbi Nachman Twersky took the time to guide him and his classmates during their teenage years.

waves in this realm.

Berel Majesky ‘06

“He spent a lot of time on hashkafah, taking it upon himself to give us important life skills, far beyond his role as teacher.”

Learning to work with others is another trait he learned at Oholei Torah, from the many projects he and his classmates worked on outside of their regular yeshivah studies.

Rabbi Berel and his wife Chani (née Procel) direct the Friendship Circle of Brooklyn, (one of 85 such programs run globally by Chabad), an organization that provides assistance and support to nearly two hundred individuals with special needs and their families by providing recreational, social, educational and vocational programming. The Friendship Circle enriches its vast network of 250 volunteers by enabling them to reap the rewards of selfless giving.

Berel’s dream is to see every child, regardless of ability, be welcomed and included in our community. This is his goal, and he is making great waves in this realm.

and effectively communicate with people from all walks of life.

Eli has also assisted many as a shadchan, in finding their bashert(e). “To help others try to find their soul mate, is an incredible privilege that has an everlasting effect.”

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“My teachers gave me the feeling that we stand above

NOACH MAJESKY ‘06 Director, Chabad of Ghana Accra, India

YOSSI PINSON ‘02 Owner, Wellspring Corporate Housing Los Angeles, California

the mundane...

They gave us a serious sense of pride that allows us to withstand anything.”

Noach Majesky ‘06

Leaving the comfort of New York, Rabbi Noach Majesky

Yossi Pinson grew up in a home imbued with a love for Oholei

and his wife Alti (née Pewsner) moved to Accra, Ghana, an

Torah. His parents, Rabbi Yankel and Chana Devora Pinson,

11-hour flight away, to open the first Chabad House there.

selflessly devote their time and energy to ensuring that the

They built the very first shul in the country, and are the fifth

education at Oholei Torah is at its best. His grandparents Mr.

country in Central Africa to receive a Chabad presence.

David and Mrs. Sarah Deitsch ‫ע”ה‬, known at school as the “Tatteh

Life in Ghana, a third-world country, is no picnic. Their home has no address, there is no local post office, and they cannot

and Mammeh of Oholei Torah,” had tremendous love for chinuch, and devoted their lives to supporting proper education.

have anything shipped to them. It’s difficult to find the basics,

Looking back, Yossi has fond memories of his years at Oholei

so food shopping can easily take an entire day. The heat is also

Torah, the dedicated teachers, and his incredible classmates

unbearable for much of the year. Rabbi Majesky is a shochet, which

who are now lifelong friends. The spirited and chassidic

makes it easier for them and the rest of the Jewish community

atmosphere is something that he carries with him until today.

to use kosher poultry, but for any other kosher food they must

“Oholei Torah instilled in each of us that we have the Rebbe’s

rely on people travelling to and from Ghana on business.

teachings which support us to go out into the world, take action

Rabbi Majesky says that the education he received at

and succeed in anything we wish to accomplish,” he says.

Oholei Torah gives him the strength to overcome the many

Today Yossi works in real estate, and is a self-effacing and

challenges they face. “My teachers gave me the feeling that we

humble member of the Los Angeles Jewish community.

stand above the mundane,” he says. “They gave us a serious sense of pride that allows us to withstand anything.”

From his parents’ constant involvement in their children’s chinuch, Yossi learned that “it is our responsibility to

Seeing how much the small Jewish community of 50 families

guide our children through life by being present and

appreciates their move, they are motivated to expand their

giving them the support they need to shine.”

programming. There are now regular weekly Shabbos services and dinners, Yom Tov events, Hebrew school classes, and weekly classes.

For this reason he feels responsible to stay involved in Oholei Torah, because “by coming together in a shared goal to continuously improve the education in our schools, we will ultimately empower our own dear children.” His enthusiasm for Jewish education is, he says, “Inspired by his parents, who continue the legacy of my zeide and bubbeh.”

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From its inception, Harav Raitport’s family has been

CHAIM RAITPORT ‘85 Rabbi, Chabad House Caracas, Venezuela

ELIEZER RAKSIN ‘76 Transportation Associate, Oholei Torah Brooklyn, New York

involved in supporting Oholei Torah, where his father recalls his grandmother bringing full pushkas to the yeshivah office,

The son of Harav Yitzchok and Rebbetzin Shaindel, Rabbi

Eliezer “Lazer” Raksin, likes to relate that before the Baal Shem

Chaim Raitport was raised with a strong love for Torah in a home

Tov, the founder of Chassidism, became known as a righteous

imbued with the values of giving to others. From its inception,

man, he served as an aide, taking children to and from their

Rabbi Raitport’s family has been involved in supporting Oholei

studies each day. “This is the Baal Shem Tov’s work; it is a great

Torah, where his father recalls his grandmother bringing

privilege, and I take the position very seriously,” he explains.

full pushkas to the yeshivah office, praising the yeshivah

praising the

and the ideals that stood true to those of the alte heim. His

yeshivah and the

mother is an Oholei Torah chairwoman, constantly taking

Lazer’s first school year was in Oholei Torah in 1960, where he recalls Rabbi Michoel Teitelbaum, founder of Oholei Torah, making sure the young boys ate well. “He always made sure we

ideals that stood

an interest in the wellbeing of the Oholei Torah students

true to those of

When he joined the zal, he fit right in and soon discovered

later years of schooling he moved on to other yeshivahs, Divine

the alte heim.

that at Oholei Torah, everybody was “your best friend.”

Providence had it that the young Lazer would return to Oholei

From Rabbi Yisroel Friedman he learned how to value

Torah as a bus driver, where he has been for 40 years, and is

Chaim Raitport ‘85

every moment of his studies. “Rabbi Friedman sat at the

now driving three generations of Oholei Torah students!

entrance to the zal, and every time I passed by he wanted to know what I had learned since the last time.”

Moreover, the responsibility he was given at the yeshivah gave him the confidence to go out into the world and make a difference.

He takes great care to make sure the children arrive at school safely and on time. “Parents fix their watches based on my arrival time,” he says.

Through the heat, rain and snow, Lazer says that he

Rabbi Chaim and his wife, Milka (née Sudakevitz) moved

has never missed a day of driving. “Everyone knows

to Caracas, Venezuela, in 1994. Today, he is the rabbi of

that even on snow days, even when other schools are

the Ashkenazic Jewish community there, and is in charge

closed, Oholei Torah is open,” he says proudly.

of the local kashrus. He is a shochet, mohel, and sofer, and gives a class in Jewish law at the local yeshivah. He also spearheaded the building of a mikvah, and is working on the building of another one in an additional neighborhood.

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drank a glass of hot milk,” he remembers. Even though in his

On one occasion Lazer went for a short trip to Florida, and when Reb Michoel Teitelbaum heard this he told Lazer, “Florida is for the wealthy, not for bus drivers”—saying it with a warm smile, but relaying a deeper message to Lazer.

DOVID ROITBLAT ‘02 CEO, Better Accounting Solutions Brooklyn, New York

MENACHEM SABBACH ‘07 Director, Chabad of New Caledonia Noumea, New Caledonia

“Even now, Rabbi Gerlitzky sends wishes of mazel tov for my birthday and my children’s births. His personal

From his school years at Oholei Torah, Dovid Roitblat learned

New Caledonia, a French territory with 100,000 tourists

that climbing the ladder, either in study or in business, can be

per year, many of who are Jewish, is the most recent

interest and

achieved only by hard work. Today he runs a successful accounting

country to receive a shliach. Rabbi Menachem Sabbach

firm in New York City, serving many Torah institutions.

and his wife, Bassie (née Niasoff ), are ready for the

care has totally

The Roitblat family has a special place in the history of

challenge, largely due to his training at Oholei Torah.

Oholei Torah. Mr. Roitblat’s grandfather, Rabbi Elya Chayim,

Rabbi Sabbach traveled from far-off Australia to learn in Oholei

who specifically wanted to teach young children alef-beis,

Torah due to its unique environment and high level of learning,

was the school’s very first teacher. His students attest that

well known throughout the Chabad community. During his

his appearance in the classroom was as powerful, if not

years at yeshivah, Rabbi Sabbach felt motivated by Rabbi

more, than his teaching methods. Mr. Roitblat’s father,

Avrohom Gerlitzky—someone whose entire life is dedicated

Yosef, was one of the first students at the yeshivah.

to rigorous study. Even now, Rabbi Gerlitzky sends wishes of

As CEO of Better Accounting Solutions, Mr. Roitblat serves his clients, who praise him for balancing their books and giving them

transformed my life.”

Menachem Sabbach ‘07

mazel tov for his birthday and his children’s births. “His personal interest and care has totally transformed my life,” he says.

real numbers to analyze and evaluate. “Even though I am in the

In addition, Oholei Torah encouraged the students to travel and

world of business,” he says, “this too is an opportunity to spread

give classes on Jewish topics each Thursday, something which

Yiddishkeit. I influence many of my clients to increase their

gave him skills and tools that he will use in his shlichus. “It taught

charitable donations. In addition I educate institutions of the

me to be well-prepared, to deliver the class, to have structure, and

importance of running proper and exact books. This was something

to be able to speak to others in a way they can relate to,” he says.

the Rebbe strongly encouraged all the Chabad institutions to do.”

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“The education I and my fellow shluchim received

YOSEF SALAMON ‘98 Director, Chabad Bulgaria Sofia, Bulgaria

YISROEL SCHANOWITZ ‘90 Rabbi, Chabad of Summerlin Las Vegas, Nevada

at the Oholei Torah gave us the unique tools to face our difficult shlichus in a city that is known for materialism...

The choices I make come from the education I received at Oholei Torah.”

Yisroel Schanowitz ‘90

Educated in Israel for most of his life, Rabbi Yosef Salamon,

Rabbi Yisroel Schanowitz is one of 15 shluchim to Las

who moved in 2000 to Sofia, Bulgaria, with his wife, Tamar,

Vegas, many of who are Oholei Torah graduates. Director

credits his time at Oholei Torah for giving him the tools and

of Chabad of Summerlin, he says that the education he and

inspiration he needs in his current work as a shliach.

his fellow shluchim received at the Oholei Torah gave them

Upon his arrival at Oholei Torah at the age of 20, he learned that while good grades were important, the school’s structure and discipline were just as important. He remembers with

is known for materialism. “The choices I make come from the education I received at Oholei Torah,” he says.

fondness the days when the dormitory used to be on the other

He has fond memories from the stories and midrashim

side of Crown Heights, and early each morning Kingston Avenue

his elementary school teachers, Rabbi Dovid Hertzel and

became a frenzy of students briskly making their way to class.

Rabbi Yaakov Lieder, told him. Particularly he recalls the

Away from home, in an environment where everyone spoke a foreign language, he appreciated the extra attention

farbrengens with Rabbi Moshe Wolberg, who emphasized that materialism is secondary to G-dliness.

Rabbi Nachman Schapiro gave him. “He made me feel like

In 1995, Rabbi Schanowitz and his wife, Shternie, opened

he had all the time in the world for me,” he recalls. “His

their Chabad House. Initially located in a storefront, in

guidance has given me the right perspective in life.”

2006 they opened a 14,000-square-foot center where

His first taste of real shlichus work came when the yeshivah sent him and a group of other students to establish a yeshivah

they service the entire community with programs geared towards everyone, from the young to the elderly. “

in Budapest, Hungary, which was the very first yeshivah opened

A trait he inherited from his father, Reb Azriel Schanowitz

in that country after World War II, under the leadership

‫ ע”ה‬is a quiet, unassuming demeanor, and with this

of Rabbi Baruch Oberlander. “The trust they placed in us,”

Rabbi Schanowitz is dearly loved by his congregants

he says, “gave us the confidence to open our own Chabad

and members of the broader community.

Houses, even in the most remote locations.” Today, in Sofia, he and his wife serve 8,000 local Jews, as well as tens of thousands of Israeli tourists during the summer months.

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the unique tools to face their difficult shlichus in a city that

YOSSIE SHEMTOV ‘77 Director, Chabad of Tucson Tucson, Arizona

ELI SCHULMAN ‘16 Student Shliach, Yeshiva Gedolah Melbourne, Australia

As one of the first talmidim at Oholei Torah, he was influenced greatly by the teachers who had great

With his father on the board of directors of Oholei Torah, Rabbi

Eli Schulman, from Pittsburgh, PA is one of 174 students

Yossi Shemtov grew up in a home where making sure that the

who traveled to 43 locations across the globe as rabbinical

self-sacrifice for

young, newly established yeshivah flourished was of great

students this year. The students are carefully assigned

importance. At the dining room table his father, Reb Mendel

to communities by the staff at Oholei Torah.

Jewish education in

Shemtov, would rally businessmen to financially back the yeshivah.

the Soviet Union.

Studying at Oholei Torah gave Eli the tools he needed to be able to

As one of the first talmidim at Oholei Torah, he was influenced

They told stories

guide the young students at the Yeshivah Gedolah in Melbourne,

greatly by the teachers who had great self-sacrifice for Jewish

Australia. The late-night Thursday farbrengens with Rabbi

that inspired

education in the Soviet Union. They told stories that inspired the

Sholom Charitonow gave him the foundation and tools to be able

talmidim to dedicate themselves to their studies under difficult

to influence the young students on the other side of the world.

circumstances. He recalls Rabbi Yisroel Meir Munitz preparing the students for their bar mitzvahs, teaching them how to put on tefillin. He was once wrapping his tefillin up with perfect precision, and Rabbi Munitz admonished him, “You’re putting them away as if you’re not going to use them for the next few months!” Ever since, “when I put away my tefillin I do it imperfectly, keeping in mind that I’ll be using them again the following day.”

When Rabbi Shemtov and his wife Chanie moved on shlichus to

The time the students spend across the globe gives them leadership experience that they can use in their future occupations. Many of the students are drawn to the life of shlichus or involvement in community work as a result of this assignment.

“The responsibility I’ve been given is demanding but empowering,”

the talmidim to dedicate themselves to their studies under difficult circumstances.

Yossie Shemtov ‘77

says Eli. “I recognize that I am part of a greater world and larger society, to which I must become an active contributor.”

Tucson, Arizona, in 1983, he took all that energy with him. As the rabbi of the local Young Israel, his talks have become known for their warmth and message which is always delivered from the heart.

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ELIYAHU SCHUSTERMAN ‘96 Director, Chabad Intown Atlanta, Georgia

ELI SLAVIN ‘78 Community Liaison, US Congress Member Hon. Yvette D Clarke Brooklyn, New York

“I joined Oholei Torah when I was 16... The atmosphere was like cold water on a tired soul. Farbrengens

Growing up on shlichus in Long Beach, California, Rabbi

The Slavin family’s strong connection with Oholei Torah dates

Eliyahu Schusterman did not have many Lubavitch friends.

back to its founder Reb Michoel Teitelbaum. Over 70 years ago in

were an entirely

the Soviet Union, when Reb Michoel was fleeing the Communists

new experience.

He joined Oholei Torah when he was 16, where, he says, the atmosphere was like cold water on a tired soul. Farbrengens were an entirely new experience. Studying with eight other students at the table added a whole new dimension to learning. “It was

after being targeted for his involvement in the underground Chabad yeshivos, he sought refuge at the home of Reb Zev Avraham and Shaina Chaya Slavin, ‫ע”ה‬, Eli’s grandparents.

an entirely different atmosphere, with a certain camaraderie

Eli’s Zeide requested in his will, that his grandchildren

that was focused on learning,” he says. Coming from an English-

and future generations, be given “chinuch al taharas

speaking yeshivah, hearing classes in Yiddish was difficult at first,

hakodesh,” a pure Torah-true education.

“but it was a positive experience of returning to our roots.”

When Eli’s parents, Reb Zvi ‫ ע”ה‬and Miriam ‫תבלח”ט‬, were searching

When he moved 1997 with his wife, Dena (née Drizin) to establish

for a proper education for their children, a top priority for them,

Chabad Intown in Atlanta, Georgia, he brought that chassidishe

they chose Oholei Torah. The great interest the Rebbe took in

warmth he had discovered at Oholei Torah. Throughout the

Oholei Torah, also played a significant part in their decision.

years, while building a vibrant Jewish community serving over 3,000 Jews with active adult education programs, a young Jewish professionals division, a preschool and a camp, he has continued to rely on the support and direction of his yeshivah friends. Now, shluchim around the world look to him for guidance and support.

Studying with eight other students at the table added a whole new dimension to learning.”

Eliyahu Schusterman ‘96

Eli fondly recalls the way young American students were educated by elderly school teachers, such as Reb Elya Chaim Roitblat. “To see all week long, such a chassidishe Yid, wearing his chassidic garb, with his long beard, left a deep impression on me. Reb Elya Chaim’s sharing and caring is also something I carry in my memories.”

Today Eli serves as the community liaison to the Honorable Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke, serving the 9th Congressional District of New York. His sons, and now grandsons, continue to proudly merit being educated under the auspices of Oholei Torah. Eli’s fervent wish is, that “we quickly be reunited with our Rebbe, Reb Michoel, and all the melamdim who taught us, with the coming of Moshiach, when they will say, riu bunim shegidaltem. –“take pride in the children we nurtured”

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Rabbi Susskind was greatly influenced by the purity and

SHIMMY SUSSKIND ‘05 Director, Chabad Jewish Center Vernon Hills, Illinois

YOSSI SWERDLOV ‘92 Chabad Hospitality Services of Israel Jerusalem, Israel

refinement he felt in the yeshivah’s atmosphere. The stories he heard about the Rebbe’s care for every Jew, including those who might not

At the Susskind home, Oholei Torah was part and parcel of

Raised in an open home, Rabbi Yossi Swerdlov has transported

daily life. As chief financial officer of Oholei Torah for over

the warmth of his parents, Leibel and Miryam Swerdlov,

40 years, his father, Rabbi Moshe Susskind never viewed

to the city of Jerusalem, where together with his wife

his position as merely a job; he treated it as a shlichus in the

Hindel (née Schwartz), hosts grand Shabbos dinners for

Rebbe’s Institute. Whether it was 8 in the morning or 10 at

students, lone soldiers, families and groups from abroad.

night, he could be found speaking to teachers about their

Rabbi Swerdlov credits Oholei Torah for enabling him to

know much about

personal needs or dealing with an administrative crisis.

Yiddishkeit, deeply

“The fabric of my household was Oholei Torah,” Rabbi Shimmy

him that a job in a public institution is not simply to cover

Susskind recalls. “My brothers and I grew up observing

the bills; there needs to be a greater dedication to the cause.

our father’s tremendous dedication to Oholei Torah.”

“The teachers and staff at Oholei Torah were not there only

impacted him.

Shimmy Susskind ‘05

Rabbi Susskind was greatly influenced by the purity and refinement he felt in the yeshivah’s atmosphere. The stories he heard about the Rebbe’s care for every Jew, including those who might not know much about Yiddishkeit, deeply impacted him.

Influenced by their father’s dedication, the Susskind children went on to open Chabad Houses and become educators across the United States. In 2009, Rabbi Shimmy and his wife Rochel moved to Vernon Hills, Illinois, where they have become known as the ambassadors of personable Yiddishkeit.

“This honor is really given to my father who has dedicated his life to the Rebbe’s school,” says Rabbi Susskind.

become the leader and shliach he is today. The yeshivah taught

to teach,” He says, “but to give something of themselves. They went beyond the call of duty, creating extracurricular activities and organizing class events outside of school hours.”

He tries to emulate their dedication in his shlichus in Jerusalem where he and his wife have been working with the tourists since 1997. Rabbi Swerdlov makes sure to greet everyone with a smile and a warm embrace, telling the tourists whose souls have become aflame with inspiration from being in the Holy Land, “All you have to do” says Rabbi Swerdlov, “is take the inspiration you feel here, and bring it back to your own community.”

Rabbi Swerdlov also played an instrumental role in the humanitarian charities Chabad’s Children of Chernobyl and Chabad Terror Victim Projects.

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BERRY TZFASMAN ‘07 Manager, Tzfaman Jewelers Brooklyn, New York

MENDY WEITMAN ‘04 Director, The Jewish Latin Center New York, New York

At Oholei Torah, he learned that while everyone needs some freedom, it’s also important to work in a structured

Years ago, Berry’s father, Rabbi Chaim Ezra Tzfasman, a shochet,

Growing up in S. Paulo, Brazil, Rabbi Mendy Weitman was

began to supplement his income by selling wholesale Italian

greatly influenced by his energetic father Rabbi Dovid

environment.

gold jewelry. Travelling across the United States, always with

Weitman, one of the country’s shluchim and the chief cabbi

his tefillin in his hand, dressed in his hat and jacket, Rabbi

of Sephardi Congregation Beit Jacob Safra. He had always

“There was a

Tzfasman has become a roving rabbi of sorts, the sole Jewish

planned on entering the world of shlichus in his home country,

connection for many Jews who have never stepped into a shul.

but when he joined Oholei Torah all that changed.

Over the years he often graciously worked with Crown Heights

At Oholei Torah, he learned that while everyone needs some

families who were looking to find a unique piece of jewelry at a

freedom, it’s also important to work in a structured environment.

good price. His children would observe him patiently assisting

“There was a discipline at the yeshivah,” he says. “It was organized

customers at night after a long day of work. Following in his

and well structured: everything had a beginning, middle and end.”

footsteps, his son Berry opened a store in Crown Heights, after working alongside his father for several years. Berry offers a variety of timeless classics as well as custom designs, while making an effort to keep the prices affordable.

Berry’s years as an Oholei Torah student made a tremendous impact on his life, and he has chosen to send his son there as well. “The environment in the school was, and still is, something special. I appreciate that my parents chose to send me there, and I will do the same for my children.”

Learning from experienced teachers was one of the highlights. “This was a serious staff, with years of experience, who took care of all our spiritual and material needs,

discipline at the yeshivah,” he says.

“It was organized and well structured: everything had a beginning, middle and end.”

Mendy Weitman ‘04

making it easy for us to focus on Torah,” he explains.

During his time at Oholei Torah he began to give Torah classes in Spanish at offices in New York City, which opened his eyes to a different type of shlichus. Today, he lives in Manhattan where he is the shliach to the Latin-American Jewish community, and the rabbi of the Sephardic Minyan at the Fifth Avenue Synagogue. On average

Nurtured by his parents to be generous and to always help

he gives over 30 classes per week and is in touch with 1,800 people

others, Berry never turns away an institution seeking support.

annually. He gives classes on Gemara, Chumash and Chassidus, which he delivers in Portuguese, Spanish, French, Hebrew, and English. “Oholei Torah,” he says, “gave me the foundation for my future life. It gave me the structure to be able to do what I do today.”

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“It offered a phenomenal grounding and gave each student

BORUCH WOLF ‘04 Director, Chabad Medical Center and Kidney Assist New Hyde Park, New York

RABBI LEVI WOLFF ‘93 Rabbi, Central Synagogue Sydney, Australia

the opportunity to wholly immerse in As the Drector of Chabad @ The Medical Centers in Hyde Park,

Rabbi Wolff fondly recalls his five years at Oholei Torah. “It

New York, which is in the vicinity of two of the largest hospitals

offered a phenomenal grounding and gave each student the

in New York State, Rabbi Wolf finds himself giving people hope

opportunity to wholly immerse in Torah learning,” he says. “It

and encouragement on a daily basis. He also frequently finds

was clear to us that G-dliness was real and epitomized universal

himself discussing blood types at Kidney Assist, an organization

truth. Armed with my knowledge garnered at Oholei Torah, I

he founded to raise awareness about kidney donations. He himself

understood that my mission was to shine a light on reaching

Armed with my

donated a kidney to a complete stranger several years ago.

Jews, and teaching them to live and experience their Judaism.”

knowledge garnered

Working with Chabad centers across the United States, Rabbi

After marrying his wife Chanie (née Katz) in 1998, the young

Wolf has launched social media campaigns for 16 patients and

couple establish Chabad of Western Australia in Perth. In

organized the donation of eight kidneys. He is passionate about

2001, Rabbi Wolff accepted appointment as spiritual leader of

saving lives and making patients feel less alone. The foundation

the Central Synagogue in Sydney, the largest in the Southern

for his activities, he says, comes from his time at Oholei Torah,

Hemisphere. He is currently serving the longest tenure in the

where he was taught that when one is in need, their recovery

history of the Synagogue, which has a membership of over 5000

goes hand in hand with their emotional state and wellbeing.

families. The couple brought in many new programs for youth

Torah learning. It was clear to us that G-dliness was real and epitomized universal truth.

at Oholei Torah, I understood that my mission was to shine a light on reaching Jews, and teaching them to live and experience their Judaism.”.”

Rabbi Levi Wolff ‘93

With the Chabad House in close proximity to the hospital, the Mrs. Mushka (nee Geisinsky) Wolf regularly host

and adult education. Rabbi Wolff is valued and appreciated by the synagogue families, forging with them strong bonds.

both patients and doctors for Shabbos meals. He says that

Following the path of his grandfather Rabbi Ephraim Wolff, ‫ע”ה‬,

when working with patients, the most rewarding part

who directed Chabad institutions in Israel, he is widely successful

is helping to make a difficult situation more bearable.

in all of his activities and endeavors. Rabbi Wolff has a close

“You take a very difficult time and make it easier.”

personal relationship with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who has referred to members of the synagogue as mishpocha, stating, “I feel very much at home; this is very heimish.”

Today, whenever the Wolff family visits New York for an extended period of time, they enroll their children at Oholei Torah as “diplomat” students, “To give them a taste of the warm, dynamic Torah learning I remember so vividly.”

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DOVID ZAKLIKOWSKI ‘01 Writer and Director of Lubavitch Archives Brooklyn, New York

MENDY ZARCHI ‘94 Director, Chabad Lubavitch of Puerto Rico Carolina, Puerto Rico

When the Zarchis visit New York, they enroll their children at Oholei Torah.

“The teachers, office staff and

Rabbi Dovid Zaklikowski father, Rabbi Avraham, was one of

In 1999, Rabbi Mendy and Rachel (née Katz) Zarchi arrived

Oholei Torah’s first students. In 1997, Dovid enrolled in mesivta

as the first Chabad representatives to the Caribbean

principals are all so

where he first discovered his love for Chabad history.

Islands, based in Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. Since their arrival,

accommodating,”

Rabbi Zaklikowski’s first introduction to Oholei Torah was through

they have expanded Chabad’s reach to ten islands.

says Rabbi Zarchi.

friends he made at camp. When school began, he joined them at

At Oholei Torah, Rabbi Zarchi excelled in his studies. He has

“To have them

night to learn Rambam. A year later he enrolled in Oholei Torah,

fond memories of the school’s principal, Rabbi Hershel Lustig,

where he discovered his love for the Rebbe and his Torah. He

standing at the doorway greeting him every morning. “He was

spend time in a

excelled in memorizing maamarim, and particularly enjoyed Rabbi

a caring and nurturing part of my elementary experience,” he

Wolberg’s class in Shev Shmaatsa. He was also greatly influenced

recalls, “always inquiring after my health if I looked not well.”

by Rabbi Aaron Raskin’s well-delivered Tanya class, and still confers with him in relation to his work with Chabad history.

When they first moved to the island, the Zarchis served the 3,000 local Jews from a small storefront, in addition to the thousands

Rabbi Zushe Wilhelm recruited him to help create his very first

of Jewish tourists who pass through each year. With time, as their

publication with vertelach from the Rebbe about Pesach. That

activities and reach expanded, they outgrew the storefront and

year he also produced two journals with Rabbi Tzvi Bronchtain.

embarked on a building campaign; their new center was recently

Today he heads Lubavitch Archives, the largest collection of digital photos and documents pertaining to Chabad. He is a freelance writer and has published 15 books, including the

Yiddishe school where the teachers are always warm and welcoming is invaluable.”

Mendy Zarchi ‘94

dedicated in the presence of the governor. The 11,000-squarefoot building contains a synagogue, large commercial kitchen, banquet hall, library, classrooms, a mikvah and a visitors’ lounge.

most recent: Kaleidoscope: Uplifting Views on Daily Life, and

When the Zarchis visit New York, they enroll their children

Kosher Investigator: The Life and Times of Rabbi Berel Levy.

at Oholei Torah. “The teachers, office staff and principals

Over a half-a-million copies of his Advice for Life series of the

are all so accommodating,” says Rabbi Zarchi. “To have

Rebbe’s teachings have been printed, in four languages.

them spend time in a Yiddishe school where the teachers are always warm and welcoming is invaluable.”

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M. • Crawford, Yitzchok • Crupar, Yechiel • Cukier, Yosef Y. • Cunin, Aharon Meir • Cunin, Chaim N. • Cunin, Dov • Cunin, Levi • Cunin, Menachem M. • Cunin, Mendy • Cunin, Tzemach • Cunin, Yosef • Cunin, Zushe • Cyprys, Menachem Mendel • Cyrulnik, Osher Boruch • Dachewski, Shimon • Dahan, Levi Itshak • Dalfin, • Dalfin, Mendy • Dalfin, Mendy • Dalfin, Mendy • Dalfin, Shlomie • Dalfin, Yossi • Dalven, Dov Ber • Dalven, Yosef Yitzchok • Danan, Menachem M Dovid • Danan, Sholom Dovber • Davidowicz, Menachem Mendel • Davis, Reuven • Dayan, Chaim Avraham • Dechter, Dovber • Deitsch, Alter • Deitsch, Arke • Deitsch, Avrohom Moshe • Deitsch, Chanoch Henoch • Deitsch, Chezky • Deitsch, Eliyahu • Deitsch, Haysha • Deitsch, Meir • Deitsch, Mendel • Deitsch, Mendel • Deitsch, Mendy • Deitsch, Nechemia • Deitsch, Nison • Deitsch, Schneur Z. • Deitsch, Shaya • Deitsch, Sholom B. • Deitsch, Sholom Yeshaya • Deitsch, Sruly • Deitsch, Yasef • Deitsch, Zalman • Denburg, Moshe • Denburg, Shloime • Denburg, Yossi • Denburg, Yossie • Denebeim, Menachem • Deray, Yosef • Deren, Mendel • Deren, Yosef Y. • Dery, Yosef Mordechi • Deutch, Shlomo • Deutsch, Chmouel • Deutsch, Menachem Mendel • Deutsch, Yisroel • Deutsch, Yosef Elyaou • Devlin, Matisyahu • Dexter, Shimon • Diamont, Yosef Yitzchok • Dihtiar, Gershon • Dimchovsky, Ephraim • Dinerman, Dovid • Dinerman, Eli • Dinerman, Levi Yitzchok • Dinerman, Menachem Mendel • Dinerman, Mordechei • Dinerman, Yishai • Diskin, Levi Yitzchok • Diskin, Sholom Ber • Donin, Menachem Mendel • Dray, Chaim Aharon • Drelich, Ari • Drimmer, Levi • Drizin, Chaim • Drizin, Chaim Y. • Drizin, Dov Ber • Drizin, Eliezer • Drizin, Moshe • Drizin, Motty • Drizin, Shimshon • Drizin, Tzvi • Drizin, Yehuda Leib • Drizin, Yosef Y. • Drizin, Zalman Moshe • Drizin, Zev • Druin, Baruch • Druin, Levi Pinchos • Druin, Menachem M. • Druk, Binyomin • Druk, Mendel • Druk, Shimon • Duban, Herschel • Dubinsky, Mendel • Dubinsky, Zalman • Dubov, Levik • Dubov, Menachem Mendel • Dubov, Refoel Nachman • Dubov, Zalman • Dubrawsky, Alexander S. • Dubrawsky, Alexander Sender • Dubrawsky, Levi Yitzchok • Dubrawsky, Menachem M. • Dubrawsky, Mendel • Dubrawsky, Meyer • Dubrawsky, Mordechai T. • Dubrawsky, Nosson • Dubrawsky, Yosef Y. • Dubroff, Avrohom • Dubroff, Yossie • Dubrowski, Menachem M. • Dubrowski, Moshe C. • Dubrowski, Uri • Dubrowski, Yosef Y. • Duchman, Boruch • Duchman, Efraim • Duchman, Mendel • Duchman, Sholom • Duchman, Yakov Yehuda • Duchman, Yisroel • Duchman, Yossie • Duchman, Zalman • Dukes, Yehuda • Dworcan, Yossi • Dyce, Avrohom Moshe • Eagle, Sholom Ber • Eber, Menachem Mendel • Eber, Nissi • Eber, Shmuel • Eber, Yehuda • Eber, Yosef Y. • Eber, Yossi • Eckhaus, Avrohom • Edelkopf, Mordechai • Edelkopf, Yosef Boruch • Edelman, Eli • Edelman, Levi • Edelman, Levi • Edelman, Menachem • Edelman, Menachem Mendel • Edelman, Sholom Ber • Edelman, Sholom D Ber • Edelman, Yakov Y. • Edelman, Yechezkel Meir • Ederhy, Mordechai • Edery, Chaim • Edery, Shimon Yisroel • Edery, Yosef • Ehrentrei, Levi Yitzchok • Ehrentreu, Nochum • Ehrlich, Yankel • Eichler, Aron • Eichler, Meyer J. • Eichler, Shlomo • Eichorn, Gershon • Eichorn, Shneur Zalman • Eidelman, Ari • Eidelman, Eliezer • Eidelman, Leibel • Eidelman, Levi • Eidelman, Mendel • Eidelman, Mendel • Eidelman, Schneur Z. • Eidelman, Yoel • Eidelman, Yoel • Eidelman, Yosef Y. • Eigerman, Shmuel • Eilenberg, Chaim Elezer • Eilfort, Elia • Eilfort, Yosef • Eisenbach, Yossi • Eisenberg, Levi • Eisenberg, Shmuel • Eisenberg, Yaakov • Eisenberg-Karp, Yosef Y. • Elberg, Mendel • Elberg, Sholom • Eleff, Dovid • Elgarten, Menachem Mendel • Elharrar, Yosef Yitzchok • Eliefja, Yishai • Eliezrie, Shuey • Elishevitz, Sholom D. Ber • Emmer, Gershon • Emmer, Levi • Emmer, Mendel • Engel, Moishe Y. • Engel, Mordechai • Engel, Shaul • Engel, Shmuel • Engel, Sholom Ber • Engelberg, Chaim Hillel • Engelberg, Levy • Engelberg, Yisroel Aryeh • Engelberg, Yossef • Epstein, Levi • Epstein, Yisroel • Erentrau, Menachem M. • Erlich, Naftoli • Erlich, Shmuel • Eskinazi, Avraham • Ettelson, Michoel Yosef • Evers, Elimelech • Evers, Yosef Y. • Ezagui, Avrohom Leib • Ezagui, Avrohom Shimon • Ezagui, Baruch S. • Ezagui, Chaim Eliyahu • Ezagui, David • Ezagui, Eliyahu • Ezagui, Levi Yitzchok • Ezagui, Menachem • Ezagui, Menachem Mendel • Ezagui, Moshe • Ezagui, Moshe • Ezagui, Nosson Nota • Ezagui, Pinchus • Ezagui, Shlomo • Ezagui, Yankel • Ezagui, Yechezkel Meir • Ezagui, Yitzchok • Ezagui, Yoseph • Farkas, Tuvia • Farkash, Amram • Farkash, Asher • Farkash, Berry • Farkash, Levi Yitzchok • Farkash, Mordechai • Farkash, Shaykie • Farouz, Chneor Zalman • Fehler, Menachem • Feigelstock, Schneur Z. • Feigenson, Levi • Feigenson, Mendel • Feigenson, Yitzchok • Feigenson, Yosef Y. • Feiglin, Yaakov • Feiner, Yosef Meir • Feldman, Avrohom • Feldman, Dovid • Feldman, Dovid • Feldman, Levi Yitzchok • Feldman, Menachem M. • Feldman, Menachem Mendel • Feldman, Motti • Feldman, Sholom • Feldman, Uri Nissan • Feldman, Yaakov • Feldman, Yekusiel • Feldman, Yitzchok • Feldman, Yosef Y. • Feller, Menachem M. • Fellig, Meir • Fellig, Shlomo • Fellig, Yaakov S. • Ferszt, Tzvi • Filler, Elie • Finck, Avrohom Meir • Finck, Levi • Finck, Mordechai Shimon • Fine, Berel • Fine, Leibel • Fine, Yossi • Finkel, Mikhail • Fisch, Eliezer • Fischer, • Fischer, Meir • Fischer, Meir Alexander • Fischer, Mendy • Fischer, Shimshon • Fischer, Zalman • Fishman, Yoseph Yitzchok • Flinkenstein, Avrohom • Flint, Ya’acov • Fogel, Yaakov • Fogelman, Chaim • Fogelman, Leivik • Fogelman, Menachem • Fogelman, Shmuel • Fogelman, Zalmy • Forer, Binyomin • Forta, Binyomin • Fox, Menachem • Fradkin, Eli • Fradkin, Eliezer • Fradkin, Motte • Fradkin, Shmuel • Fradkin, Yosef • Fraenkel, Menachem M. • Frank, Aaron Zushe • Frankel, Menachem Manis • Frankel, Pinchos Yehuda • Frankel, Shneur • Franklin, Aaron Dovid • Franklin, Menachem Mendel • Franklin, Yosef Yitzchok • Freedman, Colaiv • Freedman, Menachem M. • Freedman, Moshe • Freeman, Chanina • Freeman, Yosef Y. • Freidman, Eliyahu • Freidman, Menachem • Freidman, Yanki • Freidman, Yanki • Freidman, Yisroel Baruch • Freidman, Yosef Y. • Freidman, Yossie • Freund, Chaim Elchonon • Freund, Tzvi • Freundlich, Benjamin • Freundlich, Shimon • Freundlich, Sholom • Fridman, Avraham Baruch • Fridman, Shmuel Aaron • Fridman, Tzvi Hirsch • Fridman, Yisroel Eliyahu • Fried, Avremel • Friedfertig, Yosef Yitzchok • Friedman, • Friedman, Avremel • Friedman, Avrohom • Friedman, Baruch • Friedman, Bentzion • Friedman, Chaim Boruch • Friedman, Chonie • Friedman, Dovid • Friedman, Ephraim • Friedman, Levi • Friedman, Levi Yitzchok • Friedman, Matisyahu • Friedman, Menachem • Friedman, Menashe • Friedman, Mendel • Friedman, Mendy • Friedman, Mordechai • Friedman, Peretz • Friedman, Shlomo • Friedman, Shmuel • Friedman, Shmulik • Friedman, Yehuda Leib • Friedman, Yosef B. • Friedman, Yossi • Friedman, Zalman • Friedman, Zalman • Frimerman, Yisroel • Frimerman, Yitzchok • Frimerman, Zev • Fuchs, Menachem Mendel • Fuss, Levi • Fuss, Moshe • Fuss, Shmuel Menachem • Fuss, Yosef • Futerfas, Hendel • Futerfas, Schneur Zalman • Futerfas, Shlomo • Futerfas, Shmaya • Futerfas, Yossi • Gabay, Aharon • Gabay, Menachem Mendel • Gabay, Vidal • Gabay, Yisroel Aryeh Leib • Gaerman, Chaim • Gaerman, Michoel • Gajer, Aryeh Leib • Galperin, Levi • Gansbourg, Yossi • Gansburg, Avrohom S. • Gansburg, Berel • Gansburg, Chaim • Gansburg, Chaim Benyomin • Gansburg, Eliezer • Gansburg, Levi • Gansburg, Levy • Gansburg, Menachem • Gansburg, Menachem Mendel • Gansburg, Mendel • Gansburg, Schneur Zalman • Gansburg, Schneur Zalman • Gansburg, Shaya • Gansburg, Shmuel Moshe • Gansburg, Sholom D. Ber • Gansburg, Yeshayahu • Gansburg, Yisroel Aharon • Gansburg, Yoel • Gansburg, Yosef Y. • Gansburg, Yossi • Garbose, Shimon • Garelik, Dovber • Garelik, Levi • Garelik, Yisroel Aryeh Leib • Garfinkel, • Gechtman, Avraham Zelig • Geisinsky, Bentzion • Geisinsky, Benzion • Geisinsky, Dovid • Geisinsky, Elchanan • Geisinsky, M. M. • Geisinsky, Meir • Geisinsky, Menachem • Geisinsky, Sender • Geisinsky, Shlome • Geisinsky, Shmuel • Geisinsky, Sholom Dovid • Geisinsky, Yehuda Leib • Geisinsky, Yisroelik • Geisinsky, Yitzchok • Geisinsky, Yitzy • Geisinsky, Yosaif Yitzchok • Geisinsky, Yosef • Geisinsky, Yosef Y. • Geisinsky, Zev • Gelb, Levi • Gelernter, Yona • Gelman, Zechariah • Gerber, Levi • Gerber, Mendy • Gerlitzky, Avrohom • Gerlitzky, Levi • Gerlitzky, Levi • Gerlitzky, Shimon • Gerlitzky, Yosef • Gershobich, Shalom Dovber • Gershon, Mordechai • Gershon, Yaakov • Gershowitz, Elimelech • Gershowitz, Nissi • Gershowitz, Yossi • Gertel, Avraham • Gestetner, Shlomo • Gestetner, Yehoshua • Gestetner, Yosef Y. • Getz, Henoch • Getz, Yaakov • Gewirtz, Aaron • Ginsberg, Aron Y. • Ginsberg, Mendel • Ginsburg, Chaim Tzvi • Ginsburg, Levi • Ginsburg, Mattanya • Ginsburg, Moshe • Ginsburg, Sholom Ber • Ginsburg, Yitzchok • Gitler, Moshe • Gitler, Yaakov • Glaser, Menachem Mendel • Glassman, Yehoshua • Glassner, Yitzchok Dovber • Glatstein, • Glazer, Benztion • Glazer, Menachem M. • Glazman, Menachem Mendel • Glick, Elazar • Glick, Levi Yitzchok • Glick, Mendy • Glick, Mordechai Gershon • Glick, Schneur Zalman • Glick, Sholom • Glick, Sholom Dov Ber • Glick, Yehudah • Glick, Yosef Yitzchok • Gluck, Binyomin • Gluck, Boruch Shlomo • Gluckowsky, Elimelech • Gluckowsky, Menachem M. • Gluckowsky, Mordy • Gluckowsky, Shmuel • Gluckowsky, Shneur Zalman • Gluckowsky, Yechiel Ephraim • Gluckowsky, Yosef Yitzchok • Gniwisch, David • Gniwisch, Pinny • Gniwish, Mayer • Gniwish, Mendel • Gniwish, Shmuel • Gochafi, Mendy • Gold, Dovid • Gold, Levi Yitzchok • Gold, Menachem • Goldberg, Alter • Goldberg, Baruch • Goldberg, Choni • Goldberg, Daniel • Goldberg, Dovid • Goldberg, Dovid • Goldberg, Levi Yitzchok • Goldberg, Menachem • Goldberg, Menachem • Goldberg, Menachem • Goldberg, Mendel • Goldberg, Mendel • Goldberg, Mendel • Goldberg, Mordechai • Goldberg, Shmuel • Goldberg, Shmuel E. • Goldberg, Shmuel Eliyahu • Goldberg, Shneur Zalman • Goldberg, Sholom D. Ber • Goldberg, Sholom D. Ber • Goldberg, Yechiel • Goldberg, Yisroel • Goldberg, Yisroel Levi Y. • Goldberg, Yosef • Goldberg, Yosef • Goldberg, Zalman • Goldberg, Zvi • Goldberger, Shimon Zev • Goldberger, Yosef Y. • Goldblatt, Yossi • Goldenberg, Binyomin • Goldin, Michoel • Goldin, Shlomo • Goldman, Avrohom Eliezer • Goldman, Chony • Goldman, Elchonon • Goldman, Eliyahu • Goldman, Levi Yitzchok • Goldman, Meir Simcha • Goldman, Mendel • Goldman, Mendel • Goldman, Michoel • Goldman, Mordechai • Goldman, Moshe • Goldman, Shaul • Goldman, Shmuel • Goldman, Yehoshua • Goldman, Yisroel • Goldman, Yisroel Dov Ber • Goldman, Yochanon • Goldman, Yochonon • Goldman, Yosef • Goldman, Yosef Y. • Goldschmidt, Asher • Goldschmidt, Yechiel Avraham • Goldshmid, Levi • Goldshmid, Levi • Goldshmid, Mendy • Goldshmid, Naftoli Hertz • Goldshmid, Nochum • Goldshmid, Peretz • Goldshmid, Yitzchok • Goldshmid, Yitzchok • Goldshtein, Yosef • Goldstein, Alter Y. • Goldstein, Dovid Abba • Goldstein, Eli • Goldstein, Ezriel • Goldstein, Getzy • Goldstein, Levi • Goldstein, Levi • Goldstein, Menachem • Goldstein, Menachem M. • Goldstein, Mendy • Goldstein, Moshe Yehuda • Goldstein, Motti • Goldstein, Reuven • Goldstein, Shmuel • Goldstein, Shneur Zalman • Goldstein, Sholom • Goldstein, Shuey • Goldstein, Yechezkel • Goldstein, Yechiel • Goldstein, Yekusiel • Goldstein, Yeshoshua • Goldstein, Yisroel • Goldstein, Yisroel • Goldstein, Yitzchok • Goldstein, Zalman • Goldstein, Zalman • Goldsztajn, Gershon • Goldwasser, Menachem M. • Goldwasser, Yosef • Golomb, Levi Yitzchok • Golomb, Menachem Mendel • Golowinski, Yosef Yehuda • Golowinsky, Dovid • Golowinsky, Yacheskal • Golowinsky, Yisroel • Goodman, Akiva Moshe • Goodman, Aryeh • Goodman, Aryeh Dovid • Goodman, Eli • Goodman, Mendy • Goodman, Moshe • Goodman, Pinchas • Goodman, Shalom Yitzchok • Goodman, Tzvi • Goodman, Yossi • Goorevitch, Eliyahu • Goorevitch, Menachem • Goorevitch, Yosef Yitzchok • Gopin, Aaron • Gopin, Avrohom • Gopin, Betzalel • Gopin, Dovber • Gopin, Gavriel • Gopin, Menachem M. • Gopin, Mendy • Gopin, Moshe • Gopin, Schneur Zalman • Gopin, Shmuel • Gopin, Shmuel • Gopin, Sholom Shaya • Gopin, Yeshayahu • Gopin, Zev • Goranson, Yaakov • Gordon, Larry/Yossie • Gordon, Levi Yitzchok • Gordon, Meir Shlomo • Gordon, Menachem • Gordon, Menachem M. • Gordon, Schneur Zalman • Gordon, Shaya • Gordon, Yisrael • Gordon, Yochonon • Gorelik, Elchonon Dov • Gorelik, Sholem • Gorelik, Yerachmiel • Gorkin, Shaya • Gorkin, Shimon • Gorman, Yechezkel M.M. • Gorman, Yosef Y. • Gorodetzky, Mendy • Gorowitz, Menachem M. • Gorowitz, Sholom Dovber • Gorowitz, Yosef • Gottleib, Levi • Gottleib, Mendel • Gottleib, Yidel • Gottlib, Yisrael • Gottlieb, Mendel • Gottlieb, Motty • Gottlieb, Yoseph • Gourarie, Chaim • Gourarie, Levi Yitzchok • Gourarie, Sholom Ber • Gourarie, Tzvi Hirsch • Gourarie, Yosef Y. • Gourevitch, Levi • Gozlan, Shamai • Graj, Shalom Dovber • Granat, Avrohom • Green, Daniel • Green, Michoel • Green, Shaya • Green, Yudi • Greenbaum, Akiva • Greenbaum, Boruch • Greenbaum, Elisha • Greenbaum, Mendy • Greenbaum, Yehuda Leib • Greenberg, Chaim Meir • Greenberg, Dov • Greenberg, Mendel • Greenberg, Mordechai • Greenberg, Naftoli • Greenberg, Nochum • Greenberg, Shuky • Greenberg, Yaakov • Greenberg, Yehoshua • Greenberg, Yisroel • Greenberg, Yisroel • Greenberg, Yosef Y. • Greenberg, Yossi • Greene, Aharon • Greene, Shaya • Greene, Shloime • Greenfeld, Berel • Greenfeld, Moshe • Greenfeld, Shaul • Greenfeld, Zalman • Greenspan, Moshe • Greenspan, Yaakov • Greenspan, Yehoshua • Greenwald, Aaron Avrohom • Greenwald, Aaron Avrohom • Greenwald, Aron Meir • Greenwald, Binyomin • Greenwald, Dovid Yosef • Greenwald, Menachem • Greenwald, Menachem M. • Greenwald, Mendel • Greenwald, Moshe • Greenwald, Naftaly • Greenwald, Nochum • Greenwald, Peretz • Greenwald, Shimon • Greenwald, Shmuel • Greenwald, Yosef Shlomo • Greenwald, Zevi • Greenwald, Zevi • Greisman, Chaim • Greisman, Levi Y. • Greisman, Mendel • Greisman, Shmuel • Greisman, Yaakov • Greisman, Yosef Y. • Greisman, Zushe • Grifkin, Mendy • Groden, Menachem • Groden, Michael • Groner, Ari • Groner, Benzion • Groner, Chaim Tzvi • Groner, Levi M.M • Groner, Menachem M. • Groner, Mendy • Groner, Mendy • Groner, Motti • Groner, Motti • Groner, Shneur • Groner, Yosef Y. • Grosh, Yaakov • Grosh, Yoseph Yitzchok • Gross, • Gross, Aaron • Gross, Aharon • Gross, Hershel • Gross, Itchie • Gross, Levi Y. • Gross, Noochie • Gross, Nootie • Grossbaum, Dovid Leib • Grossbaum, Levi • Grossbaum, Menachem M. • Grossbaum, Mendel • Grossbaum, Moshe • Grossbaum, Motty • Grossbaum, Shmuli • Grossbaum, Yossi • Grossman, Tzvi • Grunblatt, Chaninya • Grunwald, Nochum • Gruzman, Mordechai • Gruzman, Shneur Zalman • Gruzman, Yosef Y. • Gudelsky, Tzvi • Guez, Hillel Menachem • Gurary, Avrohom • Gurary, Avrohom Y. • Gurary, Dovber • Gurary, Eliezer • Gurary, Eliezer • Gurary, Eliezer • Gurary, Menachem M. • Gurary, Menachem M. • Gurary, Menachem Mendel • Gurary, Mendel • Gurary, Mordechai • Gurary, Moshe • Gurary, Moshe • Gurary, Nosson • Gurary, Shmaryahu • Gurary, Shmaryahu • Gurary, Tzvi Hirsch • Gurary, Yisroel • Gurary, Yitzchok • Gurary, Yochonon • Gurary, Yossie • Gurevitch, Berel • Gurevitch, Berel • Gurevitch, Boruch • Gurevitch, Chaim • Gurevitch, Levi Yitzchok • Gurevitch, Mendy • Gurevitch, Shmuel • Gurevitch, Yisroel • Gurevitch, Yossi • Gurevitz, Eli • Gurevitz, Elimelech • Gurevitz, Levi • Gurevitz, Menachem Mendel • Gurevitz, Moishe • Gurevitz, Schneur Z. • Gurevitz, Yisroel • Gurevitz, Yitzchok • Gurevitz, Zushe • Gurewitz, Alexander • Gurewitz, Chaim Ezra • Gurewitz, Eliezer Lipman • Gurewitz, Menachem • Gurewitz, Moshe Yaakov • Gurewitz, Shmuel • Gurkov, Levi • Gurkov, Michoel • Gurkow, Chaim Zalman • Gurkow, Eliezer • Gurkow, Laizer • Gurkow, Menachem M. • Gurkow, Pinchas Wolf • Gurkow, Yisrael • Gurwitz, Peretz • Gurwitz, Yaacov • Gurwitz, Yudel • Guterman, Meyer • Gutierrez, Yosef Yitzchok • Gutleizer, Shaya • Gutleizer, Shloime • Gutnick, Menachem Mendel • Gutnick, Mendel • Gutnick, Mordy • Gutnick, Shmuel • Gutnick, Yehoshua • Gutnick, Yisroel • Gutnick, Zalman Shimon • Guttman, Reuven • Hackner, Leibel • Hackner, Shmaryahu • Hackner, Shneur Zalman • Hackner, Yossi • Hadar, Chanoch • Hadar, Mordechai • Hagar, Y. Mechel • Hagege, Eytan • Hagege, Shmuel Yehuda • Hahn, Mendy • Hahn, Moshe • Hahn, Reuven • Hahn, Yisroel • Halberstam, Menachem M. • Halberstam, Shea • Halberstam, Sholom-Ber • Halberstam, Yosef Y. • Halon, Yisroel • Har-Gavoha, Michael Shalom • Harkham, Yaakov Dovid • Harlig, Levi • Harlig, Menachem Mendel • Harlig, Mendy • Harlig, Mordecai • Harlig, Mordecai • Harlig, Sholom Ber • Harlig, Yehoshua • Harlig, Yosef Y. • Hartman, Avrohom • Hartman, Yisroel Aryeh • Hasdi, Mendel • Haskelevich, Levi • Haskelevich, Shmaya • Haskelevich, Shmuly • Haskelewitch, Menachem • Haskelewitch, Schneur Z. • Haskelewitch, Yaakov Yehuda • Havlin, Menachem Mendel • Hayes, Yitzy • Hayward, Menachem • Hazan, Mordechai • Hazan, Sholom D. Ber • Hazdan, Yosef Chaim • Heber, Levi • Heber, Mendel • Heber, Noach • Heber, Schneur Z. • Heber, Yehuda Leib • Hecht, Asher • Hecht, Baruch • Hecht, Boruch • Hecht, Meir • Hecht, Meir Sholom • Hecht, Menachem • Hecht, Menachem M. • Hecht, Menachem Mendel • Hecht, Mendy • Hecht, Mendy • Hecht, Mordechai Zev • Hecht, Moshe • Hecht, Nochum Leibel • Hecht, Nosson Yisroel • Hecht, Shlomo • Hecht, Shmuel • Hecht, Shneur Zalman • Hecht, Yaakov Yehuda • Hecht, Yehoshua • Hecht, Yisroel • Hecht, Yosef Y. • Hecht, Yossi • Heidingsfeld, Boruch • Heidingsfeld, Levi • Heidingsfeld, Shimon • Heidingsfeld, Sholom • Heidingsfeld, Yehudah Shmuel • Heilbrun, Eliezer • Heisler, Yisrael • Heisler, Yitzchak • Heller, Hillel Ephraim • Heller, Leib • Heller, Levi • Heller, Lipman • Heller, Schneur Zalman • Heller, Yisroel • Hellinger, Shimon • Hendel, Avrohom • Hendel, Menachem • Hendel, Schneur Z. • Hendel, Sholom Ber • Heppenheimer, Alexander • Herman, Aaron • Hershkop, Shlomie • Hershkop, Yankel • Hershkop, Yisroel • Hershkovich, Avraham • Hershkowitz, Chaim Yehuda • Hershkowitz, Mordechai • Herszberg, Avremy • Hertz, Avrohom • Hertz, Baruch • Hertz, Gedalya • Hertz, Menachem • Hertz, Menachem M. • Hertz, Menachem Mendel • Hertz, Shmuel • Hertzel, Levi Yitzchok • Hertzel, Melech • Hertzel, Moshe Shimon • Hertzel, Sholom Ber • Hertzel, Tzvi • Hertzel, Yeshayahu • Herz, Chezky • Herz, Mendy • Herz, Yehudah Leib • Herzog, Aryeh • Herzog, Mordechai • Hess, Ariel Mordechai • Hildeshaim, Chaim • Hildeshaim, Dovber • Hildeshaim, Menachem Mendel • Hildeshaim, Naftoli Hertz • Hildeshaim, Peretz • Hildeshaim, Yitzchok Yaacov • Hirsch, Chaim Yaakov • Hirsch, Schneur Z. • Hirsh, Yosef Y. • Hoch, Yehuda • Hodakov, Levi • Hodakov, Yossi • Hoen, Benjiman N. • Hoffer, Amram • Hoffinger, Avraham • Hoffman, Aryeh • Hoffman, Levi Y. • Hoffman, Schneur Z. • Holtzberg a”h, Gavriel • Holtzberg, Chezky • Holtzberg, Dovid • Holtzberg, Dovid • Holtzberg, Mendy • Holtzberg, Yuda • Homnick, Shraga Dovid • Horowitz, Berry • Horowitz, Menachem M. • Horowitz, Moshe • Horowitz, Schneur Zalman • Horowitz, Shlomo • Horowitz, Shmuel Dovid • Horowitz, Shneur Zalman • Horowitz, Yehuda Nissim • Horvitz, Yaakov • Huberman, Pinchas • Huberman, Yehuda Leib • Huebner, Ahron • Huebner, Daniel • Huebner, David • Huebner, Nosson • Huisman, Rafael Natan • Hurwitz, Aaron Y. • Hurwitz, Aryeh Leib • Hurwitz, Eliyahu • Hurwitz, Levi • Hurwitz, Mendel • Hurwitz, Moshe A. • Hurwitz, Shaya • Hurwitz, Shmuel • Hurwitz, Shmuel • Hurwitz, Yehuda Leib • Hurwitz, Yisroel Yaakov • Hurwitz, Yitzchok • Hurwitz, Yitzchok Noach • Hurwitz, Yoel • Huss, Moshe • Hyams, Mordechai • Hyman, Moishe • Igbei-Taylor, Rafael • Illulian, Daniel • Illulian, Levi Yitzchok • Illulian, Yossi • Inglis, Menachem • Isenberg, Levi • Itkin, Levi • Itkin, Menachem Mendel • Itkin, Reuven • Itkin, Yehuda L. • Itkin, Yitzchok • Itkin, Yitzchok • Itkin, Yosef Y. • Itkin, Zalman Shimon • Itzinger, Menachem Mendel • Ives, Aharon Moshe • Ives, Mordechai Tzvi • Ives, Yosef Y. • Jacobs, Dovid N. • Jacobs, Menachem • Jacobs, Menachem M. • Jacobson, Boruch Sholom • Jacobson, Levi • Jacobson, Levi Yitzchok • Jacobson, Menachem • Jacobson, Menachem M. • Jacobson, Menachem M. • Jacobson, Mendel • Jacobson, Mendy • Jacobson, Shlomo Aryeh Leib • Jacobson, Shmuel • Jacobson, Simi • Jacobson, Simon • Jacobson, Simon • Jacobson, Simon • Jacobson, Usher • Jacobson, Yerachmeal • Jacobson, Yosef Y. • Jacobson, Yossie • Jaffe, Ben Tzion • Jaffe, Levi Y. • Jaffe, Menachem M. • Jaffe, Shmuel • Jaffe, Yechiel Moshe • Journo, Levi Yitzchok • Journo, Schneur Zalman • Junik, Aaron • Junik, Avrohom B. • Junik, Chaim • Junik, Dovid • Junik, Dovid • Junik, Eliyahu • Junik, Itchle • Junik, Levi • Junik, Menachem M. • Junik, Shimshon • Junik, Shimshon A. • Junik, Yankee • Junik, Yosef • Junik, Yosef Y. • Kabatznik, Menachem Mendel • Kabatznik, Shabsai • Kabatznik, Yaakov • Kagan, I. • Kagan, Levi • Kagan, Simcha • Kagan, Sruli • Kagan, Yossi • Kahan, A”H, Leibel • Kahan, Naftoli • Kahan, Shuli • Kahan, Yitzchok • Kahan, Yossi • Kahanov, Avi • Kahanov, Dovid • Kahanov, Meir • Kahanov, Menachem • Kahanov, Shmulie • Kahanov, Yosef Y. • Kaller, Alexander • Kalmanovitch, Eliezer • Kalmanson, Aaron • Kalmanson, Menachem M. • Kalmanson, Mendy • Kalmanson, Yekutiel • Kalmanson, Yosef Y. • Kalmenson, Meir Simha • Kalmenson, Mendel • Kalmenson, Yechiel • Kaltman, Peasch Gavriel • Kaminetzky, Avrohom • Kaminetzky, David • Kaminetzky, Mendel • Kaminetzky, Moshe Z. • Kaminetzky, Moshe Zalman • Kaminker, Chaim Ber • Kamman, Chaim • Kamman, Yitzchok • Kamman, Yosef Menachem • Kanelsky, Avrohom • Kanelsky, Yossi • Kaner, Yitzchok Eitan • Kanevski, Menachem M. • Kanner, Yosef Yitzchok • Kantor, Boruch Sholom • Kantor, Levi Yitzchok • Kantor, Menachem • Kantor, Yehuda Leib • Kantor, Zalman A. • Kapeluschnik, Aharon Yaakov • Kaplan, Baruch • Kaplan, Chayim • Kaplan, Levi • Kaplan, Levi • Kaplan, Menachem M. • Kaplan, Nechemiah • Kaplan, Noach • Kaplan, Shlomo • Kaplan, Yoel • Kaplan, Yossie • Kaplinsky, Mordechai E. • Karasik, Eli • Karasik, Shmuel • Karasik, Yisroel • Karp, Leibel • Karp, Levi • Karp, Levi Yitzchok • Karp, Melach • Karp, Menachem • Karp, Menachem Mendel • Karp, Shmuly • Karp, Yehoshua Zelig • Karp, Zalman • Karp, Zevi • Kasowitz, Moshe • Kass, Sholom • Kass, Yisroel Eliezer • Kass, Yosef Y. • Kastel, Menachem M. • Kastel, Schneur Z. • Kastenelenbog, Hillel • Katri, Mendel • Katsenelenbogen, Michoel • Katsenelenbogen, Nochi • Katz, Dovid • Katz, Efraim • Katz, Eliyahu S. • Katz, Mendel • Katz, Moshe • Katz, Schneur Z. • Katz, Shalom • Katz, Shlomo • Katz, Shmaya • Katz, Sholom Dov Ber • Katz, Sholom Dovber • Katz, Yeshaya • Katz, Yossi • Katz, Zalman Dov • Katzman, Aizik • Katzman, Levi • Katzman, Levi Yitzchok • Katzman, Menachem • Katzman, Menachem Mendel • Katzman, Mendel • Katzman, Mendel • Katzman, Moshe • Katzman, Shmuel • Katzman, Shmuel • Katzman, Yosef Y. • Katzoff, Yossie • Kauffman, Dovid • Kauffman, Raphael Shimon • Kavka, Shneur Zalman • Kaye, Daniel • Kazarnovsky, Joseph • Kazen, A”H, Yosef Y. • Kazen, Elchonon • Kazen, Peretz • Kazen, Shmuel • Keivman, Menachem M. • Keller, Avrohom • Keller, Efraim Shmuel • Keller, Yossi • Kendall, Yitzchok Shmuel • Kershner, Dovid Meir • Kesselman, Eliezer • Kesselman, Levi • Kesselman, Levi Yitzchok • Kesselman, Menachem M. • Kesselman, Moshe • Kesselman, Sholom Dovber • Kesselman, Tzvi • Kesselman, Yosef Y. • Kesselman, Yosef Y. • Kessler, Meir • Kessler, Mordechai • Kessler, Shimon Gershon • Kessler, Sholom Ber • Khafif, Yosef Yitzchok • Khazanovich, Arie Leib • Khutoretzky, Menachem Mendel • Kievman, Mendel • Kirschenbaum, Ari • Kirschenbaum, Menachem M. • Kirschenbaum, Meyer Avner • Kirschenbaum, Mordechai • Kirschenbaum, Schneur Zalman • Kirschenbaum, Yaakov D. • Kirsh, Meir • Kirsh, Schneur Zalman • Kirsh, Shmuel • Kirsh, Shmulie • Kirsh, Yehuda • Kirsh, Yisroel • Kirsh, Yitzchok • Kirszenberg, Levi • Kisilevich, Yisroel • Klang, Moshe • Klein, Chaim • Klein, Chaim Yisroel • Klein, Dovid • Klein, Hershel • Klein, Lavi • Klein, Levi • Klein, Menachem • Klein, Mendy • Klein, Nochum • Klein, Pesach • Klein, Shloimie • Klein, Shlomo • Klein, Shmuel • Klein, Shmuli • Klein, Yaakov • Klein, Yitzchok • Klein, Yochanan • Klein, Yosef • Klein, Yosef Yitzchok • Klein, Yossi • Kleinman, • Kleinman, Shlomo Dov • Kleinman, Yitzchok • Kluwgant, Binyomin Refael • Kluwgant, Isser • Kluwgant, Meir Shlomo • Kluwgant, Osher • Klyne, Dovber • Klyne, Levi • Klyne, Menachem Mendel • Klyne, Mendel • Klyne, Mordechai Yonah • Klyne, Ovadia • Klyne, Shneur Zalman • Klyne, Yaakov Kopel • Klyne, Yosef • Knafo, Yonathan • Kohan, Chaim • Kohen, Rachamim • Kohen, Rachamim • Kohn, Yisroel Yosef • Kolodny, Yitzchok • Komar, Elchonon • Komar, Meir • Komar, Yaacov • Konikov, Aharon L. • Konikov, Chaim Tzvi • Konikov, Meir • Konikov, Menachem • Konikov, Moshe Yitzchok • Konikov, Nissim • Konikov, Shmuel • Konikov, Yosef Y. • Kopel, Shmuel • Kopfstein, Shmuli • Korenblit, Elchonon • Korenblit, Heshy • Korenblit, Shneur Zalman • Korenblit, Yehoshua • Korer, Menachem M. • Korf, Alter Benzion • Korf, Bentche • Korf, Bentzion • Korf, Joseph • Korf, Leibel • Korf, Menachem • Korf, Menachem • Korf, Menachem Mendel • Korf, Mendy • Korf, Moshe • Korf, Psachya • Korf, Schneur Z. • Korf, Schneur Zalman • Korf, Sholom • Korf, Sholom Dovber • Korf, Yaakov • Korf, Yosef • Korf, Zalman • Korf, Zalmen • Korik, Tzvi Hirsch • Korik, Yisroel • Korn, Yosef Dovber • Kornfeld, Eli • Kornfeld, Shmuel • Korolitzky, Mordechai • Korolitzky, Shimmy • Korolitzky, Yitzchok • Kosofsky, Chaim A. • Kosofsky, Lavy • Kosofsky, Lipman • Kosofsky, Lipman B. • Kosofsky, Mendel • Kosofsky, Noach • Kosofsky, Yechezkel • Kosofsky, Yechiel • Kotlarsky, Mendel • Kotlarsky, Mendy • Kotlarsky, Meyer • Kotlarsky, Shneur Zalman • Kotlarsky, Yaakov Dovid • Kotlarsky, Yisroel • Kovacs, Yehuda • Koves, Shlomo • Kozak, Yeshaya Feivel • Kozliner, • Kozlovsky, Isreal • Kozlovsky, Menachem M. • Kramer, Eliyahu • Kramer, Eliyahu • Kramer, Levi • Kramer, Mendel • Kramer, Shimon • Kramer, Sholom Yisroel • Kramer, Yosef • Kranz, Menachem • Kranz, Yoli • Kranz, Yosef Y. • Krasnianski, Menachem • Krasnianski, Yosef E • Krasnjanski, Menachem • Krasnjansky, Mordechai Tzvi • Kravitsky, Yitzchok Shlomo • Kreiman A”H, Yossi • Kreiman, Baruch Yosef • Kreiman, Menachem • Kreiman, Schneur • Krichevsky, Asher • Krinsky, Boruch Shneur • Krinsky, Eliezer • Krinsky, Hillel Dovid • Krinsky, Leibel • Krinsky, Levi • Krinsky, Menachem Mendel • Krinsky, Menachem Mendel • Krinsky, Shmaya • Krinsky, Shmaya • Krinsky, Shmuly • Krinsky, Yisroel • Krintzman, Elazar • Kubechik, Ya’akov M. • Kudan, Leibel • Kudan, Sholom • Kudan, Yosef Yitzchok • Kugel, Avrohom • Kugel, Avrohom • Kugel, Dovid • Kugel, Eliyahu • Kugel, Menachem M. • Kugel, Moshe • Kugel, Naftoli • Kugel, Shlomo • Kugel, Yisroel • Kugel, Yisroel • Kugel, Zevi • Kugel, Zevi • Kupchin, Yitzchok • Kurant, Moshe • Kuravsky, Reuven • Kurinsky, Levi • Kurinsky, Nochum • Kustner, Mordechai • Kuszer, Avraham • Kuzecki, Yerachmiel • Laber, Avrohom • Laber, Moshe • Laber, Uri • Labi, Menachem Mendel • Labi, Yosef Yitzchok • Labkovsky, Izchok Zvi • Labkovsky, Nochum • Labkowski, Boruch Sholom • Labkowski, Dovid • Labkowski, Eliyahu • Labkowski, Lazar • Labkowski, Levi • Labkowski, Menachem M. • Labkowski, Mendy • Labkowski, Nochum • Labkowski, Nochum • Labkowski, Shmaryahu • Labkowski, Yossi • Labkowsky, Alexander Sender • Labkowsky, Eliezer • Labkowsky, Nochum • Labkowsky, Schneur Zalman • Ladaev, Yisroel • Laiken, Dovid • Laiken, Menachem M. • Laine, Aaron Leib • Laine, Levi • Laine, Mendel • Laine, Peretz • Laine, Sholom • Laine, Yaakov • Laine, Yehoshua • Lakein, Dovid • Lakein, Reuven • Landa, Boruch Yehuda • Landa, Chaim Asher • Landa, Levi Yitzchok • Landa, Menachem Aryeh • Landa, Menachem M. • Landa, Shlame • Landa, Yechezkel • Landau, Menachem M. • Landes, Eliyahu • Lang, Aryeh • Lang, Shmuel • Lang, Yehoshua • Langer, Moshe M.M. • Langer, Sharon • Langsam, Chaim • Langsam, Eli • Langsam, Levi • Langsam, Sholom Ber • Langsam, Yisroel • Langsam, Yosef Y. • Langsam, Zalman • Langsam, Zelig • Lapidus, Ariel • Lapidus, Leivy • Lapidus, Sholom • Lapidus, Sholom Boruch • Lapidus, Yosef Arye Leib • Lasarus, Yisroel Reuven • Lasker, Menachem M. • Lasry, Menachem M. • Lasry, Sholom Dovber • Lasry, Yosef Yitzchok • Laufer, Arye Leib • Laufer, Aryeh Leib • Laufer, Aryeh Leib • Laufer, Eli • Laufer, Gershon • Laufer, Hillel Aaron • Laufer, Mendel • Laufer, Schneur Z. • Laufer, Shua • Laufer, Tzali • Laufer, Yosef Y. • Laufer, Zalman • Lavner, Levi • Layani, Mendel • Layani, Meyer • Lazar, • Lazar, Avrohom B. • Lazar, Eliyahu Avrohom • Lazar, Levi Y. • Lazar, Menachem • Lazar, Menachem Mendel • Lazar, Meyer • Lazar, Yechezkel • Lazaroff, Eliezer • Lazaroff, Mendel • Lazaroff, Peretz • Lazaroff, Yossi • Lazarus, Shlomo • Lazerson, Refoel Y.Y. • Lebenholc, Yisroel Boruch • Lebovic, Nosson • Lebovic, Sholtiel • Lebovic, Yossi • Lebovic, Zalman • Lebowitz, Mendel • Lederman, Yisroel Dovid • Lefkowitz, Rafael Alexander • Lefkowitz, Yaakov • Lefkowitz, Yehoshua • Lefkowitz, Yonatan • Lefkowitz, Yosef Tuvya • Lehr, Moshe • Lehrer, Mendel • Lehrer, Shmuel • Leider, • Leider, Boruch Dovid • Leider, Eliezer • Leider, Naftoli Yitzchok • Leider, Shmuel • Lein, Mendy • Lein, Moshe • Lein, Shmuel • Lein, Yisroel • Leiter, Avraham • Lent, Mendy • Lent, Shmuel • Lepkifker, Sholom Dovber • Lepkivker, Dovid Aryeh Leib • Lerman, Chaim • Lerman, Chaim Dovber • Lerman, Gershon • Lerman, Joseph • Lerman, Meir Shlomo • Lerman, Mendel • Lerman, Tzvi Abba • Lerman, Yitzchok • Lerner, Avrohom Shmuel • Lerner, Efraim • Lesches, Avi • Lesches, Baruch • Lesches, Benzion • Lesches, Betzalel • Lesches, Dovi • Lesches, Elchonon • Lesches, Meir • Lesches, Schneur Z. • Lesches, Sholom • Lesches, Yeshaya • Lesches, Yisroel Dovid • Lesches, Yosef Y. • Lesches, Yossi • Lever, Eliezer • Leverton, Sholom D. • Levertov, Aaron • Levertov, Berel • Levertov, Berel • Levertov, Menachem M. • Levertov, Menchem Mendel • Levertov, Mendy • Levertov, Moshe • Levertov, Nota • Levertov, Shaul • Levertov, Shlomo • Levertov, Yosef • Levertov, Yosef Y. • Levertov, Yossie • Levertov, Zalman • Levertov, Zalman • Levi, Dov Sholom • Levilev, Yehuda • Levilov, Yossie • Levin, • Levin, Avrohom Hirsch • Levin, Betzalel • Levin, Binyomin • Levin, Chaim • Levin, Dovid • Levin, Eliyahu • Levin, Gavriel • Levin, Menachem Mendel • Levin, Menachem Mendel • Levin, Mendel • Levin, Mendy • Levin, Mendy • Levin, Moishe • Levin, Shlomie • Levin, Shmuel •

Levin, Shmuel • Levin, Shneur Zalman • Levin, Yankel • Levin, Yehuda • Levin, Yisroel • Levin, Yosef • Levin, Yoske • Levin, Yossi • Levin, Zalman • Levin, Zalman Yekusiel • Levine, Dovid • Levine, Meir • Levine, Menachem M. • Levine, Schneur Z. • Levine, Shlomo • Levinson, Chaim • Levinson, Menchem Mendel • Levinson, Moshe M. • Levinson, Yaakov • Levinson, Yehuda • Levinson, Yehuda Dovid • Levit, Natanel • Levitansky, Chaim Dovid • Levitansky, Eliyahu Moshe • Levitansky, Issac • Levitansky, Menachem Mendel • Levitansky, Yechiel • Levitin, Boruch • Levitin, Levi • Levitin, Levi Yitzchok • Levitin, Menachem • Levitin, Mendel • Levitin, Pinchus • Levitin, Shmuel • Levitin, Shmuel • Levitin, Shmuel • Levitin, Shmuel • Levitin, Shneur Zalman • Levitin, Sholom B. • Levitin, Yanky • Levitin, Yona • Levitin, Yosef • Levitin, Yosef Y. • Levitin, Zalman • Levitz, Nachman • Levy, Joseph • Levy, Menachem • Levy, Menachem • Levy, Menachem M. • Levy, Shmuel Dovid • Levy, Shmully • Levy, Yisroel • Lew, Dovid • Lew, Mendy • Lew, Moshe • Lew, Pinny • Lew, Sholom Ber • Lew, Sholom Ber • Lew, Yosef Y. • Lewin, Avraham • Lewin, Levi • Lewin, Mendel • Lewin, Schneur Zalman • Lewis, Avrohom Leib • Lewis, Mendy • Lewis, Yehuda • Lewis, Yosef • Lezak, Shmuel • Lezell, Levi • Lezell, Mendel • Lezell, Peretz • Lezell, Schneur Zalman • Lezell, Yaakov • Lezell, Yisroel • Lezell, Yosef Baruch • Liberov, Benny • Liberov, Lazar • Liberow, Chaim Dovid • Liberow, Levi • Liberow, Levi • Liberow, Levi Yitzchok • Liberow, Meir • Liberow, Menachem M. • Liberow, Menachem Mendel • Liberow, Mendy • Liberow, Saadia • Liberow, Shmuel M.M. • Liberow, Sholom Dov Ber • Liberow, Yosef Y. • Liberow, Yosef Y. • Libersohn, Ishai Israel • Libersohn, Mijael Eliahu • Libersohn, Moshe • Lieberman, Chaim • Lieberman, Chaim Meir • Lieberman, Chayim • Lieberman, Gedalya • Lieberman, Levi • Lieberman, Menachem M. • Lieberman, Menachem Mendel • Lieberman, Moshe • Lieberman, Shaya • Lieberman, Shmuel • Lieberman, Shmuel • Lieberman, Shmuel • Lieberman, Sholom • Lieberman, Yosef Y. • Lieblich, Benny • Lieblich, Dovid • Lieblich, Meir • Lieblich, Moshe Yitzchak • Lieblich, Yehuda • Lieder, Zelig • Lifshitz, Betzalel • Lifshitz, Binyomin • Lifshitz, Menachem Mendel • Lifshitz, Moshe • Lifshitz, Shmuel Aryeh • Lifshitz, Shneur Zalman • Lifshitz, Yosef Dovid • Light, Avrohom E. • Light, Melly • Light, Menachem • Light, Nochum • Lipkind, Pesach • Lipskar, Aharon • Lipskar, Chaim • Lipsker, Moshe Aharon • Lipsker, Yaakov • Lipsker, Yosef Y. • Lipskier, Leibel • Lipskier, Menachem • Lipskier, Menachem • Lipskier, Menachem • Lipskier, Menachem M. • Lipskier, Menachem M. • Lipskier, Michoel • Lipskier, Moshe • Lipskier, Motty • Lipskier, Shmuel • Lipskier, Sruli • Lipskier, Velvel • Lipskier, Yaacov • Lipskier, Yehuda • Lipskier, Yehudah • Lipskier, Yekusiel Dovber • Lipskier, Yisroel Noach • Lipskier, Yosef Y. • Lipszyc, Avrohom • Lipszyc, Chaim • Lipszyc, Chaim Y • Lipszyc, Menachem • Lipszyc, Shalom • Lipszyc, Shmuel • Lipszyc, Yehudah • Lipszyc, Yeruchum • Lipszyc, Yitzchok • Lipszyc, Yoel • Lishner’s, • Lisner, Shlomo • Lisner, Yehoshua • LISS, Cham Yosroel l • Litchkowski, Shimon • Litvin, Yaakov • Litzman, Reuven • Loebenstein, Eli • Loebenstein, Levi Yitzchok • Loebenstein, Moshe • Loebenstein, Moshe M. • Loebenstein, Shmuel • Loewenthal, Yitzchok • Loigman, Daniel • Lokshin, Shmuel Moshe • Lokshin, Yankie • Loschak, Aharon • Loschak, Chaim • Loschak, Hersch • Loschak, Menachem M. • Losh, Avrohom Dovid • Losh, Boruch • Losh, Eliezer • Losh, Menachem M. • Losh, Yaacov • Losh, Yisroel • Lowenbein, Dovber • Lowenbein, Yosef Y. • Lowenberg, Izchok Meyer • Lowenstein, Pinchus Shmuel • Lowenstein, Shlomo Aryeh • Lowenthal, Shneur Zalman • Lowintow, Dovid • Lubecki, Chaim Avrohom • Lubecki, Chmouel • Lubecki, Dovid • Lubecki, Isroel • Lubecki, Meir Shlomo • Lubin, Binyomin • Lubin, Menachem Mendel • Luchins, Moshe • Lurie, Nochum • Lustig, Alexander • Lustig, Yehoshua • Lustig, Yosef • Machlin, Dov Ber • Magalnic, Jacob • Magalnic, Yitzchok • Magalnic, Yosef Y. • Mahpour, Menachem • Majerczyk, Yosef Y. • Majeski, Moshe • Majeski, Yisroel Noach • Majesky, Berel • Majesky, Dovid • Majesky, Levi Yitzchok • Majesky, Menachem M. • Majesky, Mendy • Majesky, Yaakov • Majesky, Yaakov Yehuda • Majesky, Yisroel Noach • Majesky, Yosef • Malachovsky, Eliyahu • Malachowski, Dov Ber • Malamud, Chesky • Malamud, Moshe • Malamud, Yossi • Malchovsky, Eliyahu • Malka, Yossi • Mamut, Shlomo • Mangel, Menachem M. • Mangel, Nachum • Mangel, Yisroel • Mani, Levi • Mann, Yehuda • Marasow, Menachem M. • Marasow, Shrage F. • Marasow, Yosef Y. • Marciano, Asher • Marcovich, Chaim • Marcus, Chaim • Marcus, Eli • Marcus, Moshe • Marcus, Shmuel • Marcus, Yitzchak • Marcus, Zalman • Mardroukh, Yosef Yitzchok • Margolin, Aaron • Margolin, Chaim • Margolin, Daniel • Margolin, Dovid • Margolin, Levi • Margolin, Shneur Zalman • Margolin, Yosef Y. • Margoline, Benyamin • Margolis, Pinchus • Markovits, Chaim Hillel • Markowitz, Ari • Markowitz, Getzy • Markowitz, Mendel • Markowitz, Moshe Elyah • Markowitz, Nochum • Markowitz, Shmuel • Markowitz, Yaakov • Markus, Chaim • Marlow, Levi • Marlow, Mendy • Marlow, Yosef Y. • Marmulszteyn, Levi • Marmulszteyn, Mendel • Marosov, Yochonan • Marosow, Shmuel • Marosow, Yechiel Michel • Marozov, Yosef Y. • Marrus, Levi Yitzchok • Marrus, Naftoli Dan • Marrus, Yehuda Leib • Marshall, Dovber • Marshall, Shneur Zalman • Massieh, Menachem Mendel A”H • Matagrin, Menachem Mendel • Matasof, Menachem M. • Mathless, Aron • Mathless, Menachem • Matusof, Aharon • Matusof, Avrohom • Matusof, Dovber • Matusof, Haim Hillel • Matusof, Levi • Matusof, Levi • Matusof, Levi Yitzchok • Matusof, Levi Yitzchok • Matusof, Menachem M. • Matusof, Menachem M. • Matusof, Menachem Mendel • Matusof, Reuven • Matusof, Shmarya • Matusof, Shmoule • Matusof, Tanhoum • Matusof, Yehuda Leib • Matusof, Yisroel • Matusof, Yosef Yitzchok • Mayer, Michoel • Mayers, Lazer • Mayteles, Ari • Mayteles, Dovid • Mayzlesh, Mendel • Mayzlesh, Yosef Y. • Medalie, Levi Y. • Medalie, Reuven • Medalie, Shmuel • Medalie, Zalman • Meizlish, Yosef Y. • Melamed, Moshe • Melamed, Shmuel • Mellul, Michael • Mendelson, Mordechai Aryeh Leib • Mendelson, Nachman • Menkes, Meir Chaim • Menkes, Shlomo • Mentz, Levi Yitzchok • Mentz, Mendy • Mergui, Chneour Zalman • Mergui, Menachem • Mergui, Shalom Dov Ber • Mergui, Shmuel • Meshchaninov, Aharon Yoseph • Meshchaninov, Dovie • Meshchaninov, Yehudi • Metal, Avremi • Metal, Chaim Ozer • Metal, Yehoshua Yaakov • Meyer, Lazar • Meyers, • Meyers, Mendel • Meyers, Yosef Eliyahu • Michaan, Rafael Shimon • Milecki, Chony • Milecki, Levi • Milecki, Shmuel • Miller, Yechiel • Mimoun, Levi • Minkoff, Avrohom • Minkoff, Yossi • Minkowicz, Ari • Minkowicz, Hirsch • Minkowitz, Levi Y. • Minkowitz, Mendel • Minkowitz, Naftali Hertz • Minkowitz, Naftoli Hertz • Minkowitz, Shloime • Minkowitz, Shneur Zalman • Minkowitz, Yitzchok • Minkowitz, Zalman • Minsky, Avraham • Minsky, Dovid • Minsky, Mendy • Minsky, Moshe • Minsky, Moshe • Minsky, Yossi • Mintz, Avremi • Mintz, Dovid Pinchus • Mintz, Efraim S. • Mintz, Isaac • Mintz, Menachem • Mintz, Reuvain • Mintz, Yosef Y. • Mishulovin, Chaim Eliyahu • Mishulovin, Eliezer • Mishulovin, Eliezer • Mishulovin, Eliyahu • Mishulovin, Levi • Mishulovin, Mendel • Mishulovin, Michoel • Mishulovin, Nochum • Mishulovin, Peretz • Mishulovin, Yosef Y. • Mizrachi, Yonaton • Mizrachi, Yosef • Mizrahi, Chaim Avrohom • Mochkin, Chaim • Mochkin, Dovid Abba • Mochkin, Mendel • Mochkin, Mendel • Mochkin, Mendy • Mochkin, Peretz • Mochkin, Peretz • Mochkin, Shlaime • Mochkin, Shneur Zalman • Mochkin, Shneur Zalman • Mochkin, Yosef • Mochkin, Yossel • Mockin, Menachem M. • Mockin, Yisroel • Mogilevsky, Yisroel • Mondshine, Dovid • Moorvitch, Chaim • Morali, Ahron Don • Moritz, Shmuel • Morosow, C. • Morosow, Joseph • Morosow, Mendel • Morosow, Mendel • Morosow, Schneur Zalman • Morosow, Shlomo Yehuda • Morosow, Yehuda Leib • Morosow, Yosef Y. • Morozow, Dovid M. • Morozow, Elchonon • Morozow, Elchonon • Morozow, Elchonon • Morozow, Levi • Morozow, Meachem Mendel • Morozow, Menachem Mendel • Morozow, Pinchus • Morozow, Shea • Morozow, Yisrasel A. L. • Morris, Mendy • Morris, Yitzy • Morrison, Eliyahu • Moscowitz, Meir Shimon • Moscowitz, Menachem • Moscowitz, Nissen • Moscowitz, Yehoshua Zelig • Moscowitz, Yisroel A.L. • Moscowitz, Yosef • Moscowitz, Yosef Shmuel • Moshel, Aharon • Moskovits, Arye Leib • Moskovitz, Menachem • Moskowitz, Aaron • Moskowitz, Yaakov • Moss, Chaim • Moss, Mendy • Motchkin, Dovid Aba • Motchkin, Shimon • Motchkin, Yisroel • Moully, Yitzchok • Mousikov, Pinchus • Moyal, Schneur • Muchnik, Dov Ber • Muchnik, Eliyahu Boruch • Muchnik, Gershon • Muchnik, Moshe • Muchnik, Yosef • Muller, Chaim • Muller, Eli • Muller, Yosef Yitzchok • Munitz, Chaim Yehoshua • Munitz, Menachem M. • Munitz, Mendel • Munitz, Schneur Z. • Munitz, Shneur Zalman • Munitz, Sholom Ber • Munitz, Sholom Ber • Munitz, Yaakov • Munitz, Yisroel Meir • Munitz, Yosef Y. • Muskal, Avrohom Eliezer • Muskal, Chaim Shneur Zalman • Myhill, Yosef Yitzchok • Nachmanson, Yoel Yair • Nadler, Shmuel • Nadler, Sholly • Nadler, Yechiel Michel • Nadler, Yossi • Nagar, Sholomke • Nagel, Berel • Nagel, Levi Y. • Nagel, Menachem M. • Nagel, Shmuel • Nagel, Zalman • Nakkar, Yosef Y. • Namdar, Alexander • Namdar, Levi Y. • Namdar, Menachem Y. • Namirovski, Shmuel • Naparstek, Abba • Naparstek, Abba • Naparstek, Boruch • Naparstek, Dovid • Naparstek, Levi • Naparstek, Levi • Naparstek, Menacem • Naparstek, Menachem Mendel • Naparstek, Mendel • Naparstek, Moshe • Naparstek, Nissi • Naparstek, Shmuel • Naparstek, Shmuel • Naparstek, Yitzchok • Naparstek, Yoel • Naparstek, Yosef Y. • Naparstek, Yoseph • Naparstek, Zalmy • Narboni, Chalom Dovber • Narboni, Menachem M. • Nassy, Yosef Chaim • Nathanson, Shlomo • Natshuchay, Shlomo Gershon • Nebenzal, Meyer • Negin, Boruch • Negin, Dovid Shimon • Nejar, Isreal Noah • Nejar, Levi Y. • Nelkin, Avrohom • Nemanov, Menachem Mendel • Nemanov, Mendel • Nemanov, Nissan • Nemanov, Shmuel • Nemanov, Sholom Ber • Nemanov, Sholom Dov Ber • Nemanow, Sholom Ber • Nemanow, Yisroel • Nemes, Ahron Meir • Nemes, Yossie • Nemirovsky, S.A. • Nemirovsky, Shmuel • Nemni, Chai Yisroel • Nemni, Menachem • Nemni, Shalom Dovber • Nemni, Shmuel • Nemni, Yonasan • Nemtzov, Avrohom Sender • Nemtzov, Zalman Tuvia • Nesenoff, David • Neubort, Levi • Neuwirth, Avrohom • New, Avremel • New, Dovid Menachem Mendel • New, Eliezer Dovid • New, Israel • New, Isser • New, Isser • New, Levi Yitzchok • New, Meir • New, Reuven • New, Shalom • New, Yale • New, Yisroel • New, Zev • Newfield, Schneur Z. • Newfield, Yosef • Newman, Dovid Moshe • Newman, Eli • Newman, Ephraim • Newman, Levi • Newman, Mordechai • Newman, Shmuel • Newman, Yisroel • Niasoff, Chananya • Niasoff, Moshe • Niasoff, Uriel • Niasoff, Yehoshua • Niasoff, Yehuda Schneur • Niasoff, Yigal • Niasoff, Yosef • Niasoff, Yossi • Nigri, Yossef • Niselevitch, Tzvi • Nisilevitch, Lazar • Nisselovitch, Arye Tzvi • Nisselovitch, Schneur Zalman • Nissim, Yisroel • Niyazov, Avrohom • Niyazov, Izhach • Notik, Ari • Notik, Avrohom Z. • Notik, Dovid • Notik, Dovid A. • Notik, Leibel • Notik, Levi Y. • Notik, Shmuel • Notik, Yossi • Notik, Zalman Saadya • Novack, Hershey • Nunberg, Mordechai • Nurkin, Dov Ber • Oberlander, • Ogirri, Frederick Avrohom • Ohana, Osher • Ohana, Shimmy • Ohana, Yisroel • Oiknine, Menachem • Okonov, Avrohom • Okonov, Benzion • Okonov, Dovid • Okunov, Boruch • Okunov, Dovid • Okunov, Ephraim • Okunov, Manis • Okunov, Yosef Y. • Olensky, Shalom • Olidort, Dovid • Olidort, Eli • Onefader, Aaron • Orbach, Yoel • Orenstein, Dovid • Orenstein, Menachem • Orenstein, Yosef • Osdoba, Levi • Osdoba, Schneur Z. • Osdoba, Shalom • Osdoba, Yaakov • Osdoba, Yisroel Dovid • Oster, Aaron • Oster, Asher • Oster, Bentzion • Oster, Elimelech • Oster, Ephraim • Oster, Ephraim Fishel • Oster, Menachem Mendel • Oster, Velvel • Oster, Zalman • Oster, Zev • Ostrov, Chaim • Ostrovsky, Boruch • Ostrozinski, Boruch Eliyahu • Ouaki, Isreal • Ouanounou, Mendel • Ouanounou, Ruben • Palace, Dovid • Palace, Mordechai • Palace, Shmuel Meir • Paltiel, Berel • Paltiel, Berel • Paltiel, Dov Ber • Paltiel, Ephraim • Paltiel, Mendy • Paltiel, Sholom M. • Paltiel, Yosef Y. • Pape, BenTzion • Pape, Benyomin • Pape, Chaim • Pape, Meir • Pape, Menachem Mendel • Pape, Moshe • Paper, Yudel/Yechiel • Paris, Boruch • Paris, Meir Shlomo • Parks, Avrahom • Parnas, Menachem • Parnas, Yossi • Paryzer, Hillel Yehoshua • Patzik, Aaron Benyaman • Paul, Levi Yitzchok • Pearson, Bentzion • Pearson, Yitzchok • Pekkar, Yisroel • Perelman, Dovid • Perelman, Eliezer Yonah • Perelstein, Meir • Perl, Levi • Perlman, Menachem Mendel • Perlman, Uri • Perlman, Zalman • Perlow, Aryeh • Perlow, Bezalel • Perlow, Chaim Mordechai • Perlow, Mendy • Perlstein, Bobov • Perlstein, Eliezer • Perlstein, Menachem Mendel • Perlstein, Shaul • Perlstein, Yehoshua • Perman, Levi Y. • Perman, Meir • Perman, Menashe • Perman, Schneur Zalman • Perman, Yaakov • Pershin, Yisroel • Pevsner, Moshe • Pevzner, Chaim Mordechai • Pevzner, Mendel • Pevzner, Schneur Z. • Pevzner, Shneur Zalman • Pewzner, Menachem Mendel • Pewzner, Menachem Mendel • Pewzner, Naftoli Hertz • Pewzner, Nissan • Pewzner, Saadia • Pewzner, Shalom • Pewzner, Shalom Ber • Pewzner, Shmuel • Pewzner, Yosef Y. • Philips, Schneur Zalman • Piamenta, Shlomo • Piamenta, Yehuda • Piekarski, Alexander • Piekarski, Avrohom • Piekarski, Boruch Ary • Piekarski, Chaim D. • Piekarski, Eliezer • Piekarski, Ephraim • Piekarski, Ephraim • Piekarski, Hillel • Piekarski, Levi • Piekarski, Levi Yitzchok • Piekarski, Menachem • Piekarski, Menachem M. • Piekarski, Menachem M. • Piekarski, Mendel • Piekarski, Shimon • Piekarski, Sholom Ber • Piekarski, Sholom Ber • Piekarski, Tzvi Hirsch • Piekarski, Yakov Yehuda • Piekarski, Yisroel • Piekarski, Yisroel • Piekarski, Yosef Y. • Piekarski, Yosef Yitzchok • Pikarski, Itche • Pincus, Shimon • Pinczower, Chaim • Pinkus, Shimy • Pinson, Ahrele • Pinson, Ariel • Pinson, Avrohom Elye • Pinson, Chaim • Pinson, Dovber • Pinson, Dovid • Pinson, Eliezer • Pinson, Levi • Pinson, Levi • Pinson, Levi • Pinson, Melly • Pinson, Menachem M. • Pinson, Menachem M. • Pinson, Mendel • Pinson, Mendel • Pinson, Mendy • Pinson, Moshe • Pinson, Moti • Pinson, Nochum • Pinson, Reuven • Pinson, Schneur Zalman • Pinson, Shmuel • Pinson, Shmuel • Pinson, Sholom • Pinson, Sholom • Pinson, Sholomke • Pinson, Tani • Pinson, Tzvi Hirsh • Pinson, Yisroel • Pinson, Yisroel • Pinson, Yitshok • Pinson, Yosef Y. • Pinson, Zalman • Plotka, Israel • Plotke, Shmuel Chaim • Plotkin, • Plotkin, Benzion • Plotkin, Levi • Plotkin, Moshe • Plotkin, Schneur Z. • Plotkin, Yossi • Poliwada, Aaron • Polter, Dovid A. • Polter, Dovid S. • Polter, Levi • Polter, Meir • Polter, Menachem • Polter, Menachem • Polter, Refoel Yehuda • Polter, Schneur Z. • Polter, Shneur Zalman • Polter, Tzvi S. • Polter, Yehuda • Pontos, Aharon • Popack, Aaron • Popack, Eli • Popack, Mendel • Popack, Mendel • Popack, Refael • Popack, Schneur Zalman • Posen, C. • Posner, Avrohom • Posner, Dovid • Posner, Eliezer • Posner, Eliezer • Posner, Eliezer • Posner, Elihayu Shmuel • Posner, Eliyahu • Posner, Levi Yitzchok • Posner, Meir • Posner, Meir Chaim • Posner, Menachem • Posner, Menachem M. • Posner, Menachem Mendel • Posner, Mendy • Posner, Shaya • Posner, Shimon H. • Posner, Yechezkel • Posner, Yochanan Dov • Posner, Yossie • Posner, Zevi • Potash, Gedalia • Potash, Nosson • Potash, Shimon • Potash, Yosef Y. • Prager, Berel • Preger, Nochum • Procel, Shmuel • Procel, Shneur Zalman • Prus, Shalom • Pruss, Levi • Pruss, Menachem M. • Pruss, Menachem Mendel • Pruss, Shneur Zalman • Pruss, Yisroel • Pruss, Yisroel Aryeh Leib • Pruss, Yitzchok • Pruss, Yona • Pruss’s, • Putter, Asher Anshel • Putter, Chaim Yosef • Rabin, Aaron • Rabin, Dovid Moshe • Rabin, Levi Yitzchok • Rabin, Shlomo Aharon • Rabinowitz, • Rabinowitz, Aaron • Rabinowitz, Binyomin • Rabinowitz, Levi Yitzchok • Rabinowitz, Shimon • Rabinowitz, Yoseph • Rabiski, Isreal Noach • Rabkin, • Rabkin, Mendel • Rabkin, Shalom Ber • Rabkin, Yosef Y. • Rabkin, Zalmy • Rader, Schneur Z. • Rader, Yehuda • Rahmani, Dovid • Raices, Levi • Raices, Menachem • Raices, Menachem M • Raices, Moshe Chaim • Raices, Shaul • Raices, Shmuel • Raices, Shmuel • Raices, Sholom Ber • Raices, Yisroel Aryeh • Raichik, Aba • Raichik, Avraham Abba • Raichik, Avrohom • Raichik, Eli • Raichik, Levi • Raichik, Mendel • Raichik, Moshe • Raichik, Sholom • Raichik, Tzvi • Raichik, Yisroel Noach • Raichik, Yosef Y. • Raichik, Yosef Yitzchok • Raichik, Zalman • Raigorodsky, Moshe Leib • Raigorodsky, Shmuel • Raitman, Pinchas • Raitman, Shmuel • Raitport, Chaim • Raitport, Eliyahu • Raitport, Ezriel • Raitport, Menachem Mendel • Raitport, Mendy • Raitport, Moshe • Raitport, Shloimy • Raitport, Shneur Zalman • Raksin, Avrohom • Raksin, Avrohom • Raksin, Boruch • Raksin, Eli • Raksin, Eliezer • Raksin, Laizer • Raksin, Mendel • Raksin, Moshe • Raksin, Shmuel • Raksin, Tzvi • Raksin, Yaakov • Raksin, Zalman • Raksin, Zalman Moshe • Ranness, Zev • Rapoport, Benztion • Rapoport, Meir • Rapoport, Moshe • Rapoport, Naftoli • Rapoport, Pinchus • Rapoport, Tanchum • Rapoport, Yaakov Eliyahu • Rapoport, Yisroel • Rapoport, Yosef Y. • Rapp, Shmuel • Rappaport, Ezriel • Rappoport, Dovid • Rappoport, Shlomo • Raskin, • Raskin, Aaron • Raskin, Abi • Raskin, Arik • Raskin, Eli • Raskin, Getzel • Raskin, Hersh • Raskin, Levi • Raskin, Levi Yitzchok • Raskin, Levi Yitzchok • Raskin, Levi Yitzchok • Raskin, Mendel • Raskin, Mendel • Raskin, Michael • Raskin, Moshe • Raskin, Schneur Zalman • Raskin, Shimon • Raskin, Shloime • Raskin, Simcha • Raskin, Tzemach Dovid • Raskin, Tzvi Hirsch • Raskin, Yaakov • Raskin, Yaakov Yitzchok • Raskin, Yaakov Yosef • Raskin, Yaakov Yosef • Raskin, Yaakov Yosef • Raskin, Yaakov Yosef • Raskin, Yanky • Raskin, Yehuda Leib • Raskin, Yisroel • Raskin, Yitzchok • Raskin, Yitzchok • Raskin, Yosef • Raskin, Yosef Y. • Raskin, Zalman • Raskin, Zalman • Raskin, Zev • Raymond, Asher • Raymond, Nochum Shimon • Raymond, Sholom Dovber • Redlich, Yosef • Refson, Abba • Refson, Michoel • Refson, Yosef • Refson, Zalman • Reich, Akiva Eliyahu • Reich, Levi Yitzchok • Reich, Menachem Yosef • Reich, Shmuel • Reich, Yehuda Baruch • Reindorp, Sholom • Reinitz, Levi Yitzchok • Reinitz, Michael Y. • Reinitz, Shmuel • Reinitz, Yonoson • Reiter, Yaakov • Reitzes, Yankel • Reiz, Yehuda Yosef • Reizes, Elchonon • Reizes, Elchonon • Reizes, Menachem Mendel • Reizes, Mendel • Reizes, Schneur Zalman • Reizes, Shaul • Reizes, Yosef Yitzchok • Reizes, Yossef • Rendler, Dovid • Rendler, Mendel • Rendler, Yisroel • Rendler, Yoni • Revere, Aaron • Reyder, Dovid • Reyder, Mordechai Yosef • Rice, Eliyahu • Rice, Menachem • Rice, Yosef Yitzchok • Richler, Ari • Richler, Mordechai Zelig • Richler, Shmaryahu • Richler, Yosef Yitzchok • Richter, Avrohom • Rieber, Nussi • Rieber, Tzvi • Riesenberg, Dovid • Rimler, Avrohom • Rimler, Menachem • Rimler, Menachem • Rimler, Tzvi • Rimler, Zushie • Ringler, Moshe • Rivkin, Akiva • Rivkin, Eliyahu • Rivkin, Levi Yitzchok • Rivkin, Meir • Rivkin, Menachem M. • Rivkin, Menachem M. • Rivkin, Mendel • Rivkin, Meyer • Rivkin, Michoel • Rivkin, Motty • Rivkin, Nochum • Rivkin, Peretz • Rivkin, Shalom Ber • Rivkin, Tzvi Elimelech • Rivkin, Yehoshua Zelig • Rivkin, Yochonon • Rivkin, Yosef • Rivkin, Yosef Y. • Rivkin, Yosef Y. • Rivkin, Yosef Yitzchok • Rivkin, Yosef Yitzchok • Rivkin, Zushe • Rivkin, Zushe • Robinson, Aharon • Rodal, Berel • Rodal, Levi • Rodal, Sholom Ber • Rodal, Yosef • Rodin, Nosson • Rodman, Yaakov • Rogalsky, Achiya • Rogalsky, Elisha • Rogatsky, Avrohom • Rogatsky, Eli • Rogatsky, Mendel • Rogatsky, Schneur Zalman • Rogatsky, Sholom • Rogatsky, Yossi • Roitblat, Ari • Roitblat, Shimon • Roitblatt, Dovid • Roitblatt, Yossel • Roness, Alexander Zev • Roness, Sholom Shachne • Rosen, Levi • Rosen, Menachem • Rosen, Menachem M. • Rosen, Yankel • Rosen, Yehoshua • Rosenberg, Rafael • Rosenberg, Shimon • Rosenberg, Shraga Faivish • Rosenberg, Yosef Y. • Rosenberger, Aaron • Rosenberger, Menachem • Rosenberger, Yehuda • Rosenblat, Meshulam • Rosenblat, Sholom Ber • Rosenblat, Yossi • Rosenbloom, Ephraim • Rosenbloom, Mendel • Rosenbloom, Sholom • Rosenblum, Ephraim • Rosenblum, Levi • Rosenblum, Menachem M. • Rosenblum, Mendel • Rosenblum, Moshe • Rosenblum, Yehoshua Dovid • Rosenblum, Yisroel D. • Rosenblum, Yosef Y. • Rosenblum, Yossie • Rosenfeld, Aizik • Rosenfeld, Aron • Rosenfeld, Avrohom • Rosenfeld, Chanoch • Rosenfeld, Chanoch • Rosenfeld, Chanoch • Rosenfeld, Chanoch • Rosenfeld, Dovid • Rosenfeld, Eli • Rosenfeld, Eliyohu • Rosenfeld, Getzel • Rosenfeld, Hersh Meilich • Rosenfeld, Menachem • Rosenfeld, Menachem M. • Rosenfeld, Menachem M. • Rosenfeld, Mendel • Rosenfeld, Mendel • Rosenfeld, Mordechai • Rosenfeld, Mordechai • Rosenfeld, Mordechai • Rosenfeld, Moshe • Rosenfeld, Moshe Pinchus • Rosenfeld, Shlome Dovid Kalman • Rosenfeld, Shmuel • Rosenfeld, Shmuel C • Rosenfeld, Sholom • Rosenfeld, Sholom Ber • Rosenfeld, Tzemach • Rosenfeld, Yechezkal • Rosenfeld, Yisroel • Rosenfeld, Yitzchok • Rosenfeld, Yosef • Rosenstein, Shmuel • Rosenstein, Shua • Rotenberg, Naftoli • Roth, Menachem M. • Roth, Reuven • Roth, Schneur Z. • Rothenberg, Dov Berish • Rothstein, Shmuel • Rotter, Shlomi • Roumani, Eliezer • Rozenberg, Binyomin Nosson • Rozenblat, • Rubashkin, Getzel • Rubashkin, Meir • Rubashkin, Mendel • Rubashkin, Shmuel • Rubashkin, Sholom • Rubashkin, Sholom • Rubashkin, Yitzchok D. • Rubashkin, Yosef • Rubashkin, Yosef Y. • Rubin, Aryeh Dovid • Rubin, Avraham Abba • Rubin, Efraim • Rubin, Eli • Rubin, Menachem M. • Rubin, Moishe • Rubin, Mordechai • Rubin, Yossi • Rubinoff, Mordechai • Rubinson, Moshe • Rubinson, Shneur Zalman • Rubinstein, Moshe Aharon • Rubinstein, Yeshaya • Rubinstein, Yisroel • Rudenco, Zalman • Rudnicki, Avraham • Rudnitzki, Avrohom • Rudnizsky, • Rutman, Eliyahu • Rutman, Yosef Y. • Sabbagh, Yossi • Sabbah, Boruch • Sabbah, Menachem Mendel • Sabbath, Yosseph • Sabol, Shimon • Sagorsky, Menachem • Saks, Yitzchak • Saks, Yosef • Salamon, Yosef • Salek, Yisroel • Salomon, Naftali • Salomon, Shmuel Mendel • Salomon, Yaakov • Samama, Chaim Hillel • Samama, Schneur Z. • Samama, Sholom Dov Ber • Samuels, Shmuel • Samuels, Yakov Zalman • Samuels, Yehoshua • Samuels, Yosef Y. • Sandhaus, Eliezer • Sandhaus, Mordechai • Sandhaus, Mordechai • Sandhaus, Schneur Zalmen • Sandhaus, Shmuel Dovid • Sandhaus, Shneur Zalman • Sandhaus, Yosef Y. • Sandman, Betzalel • Sandman, Menachem M. • Sandman, Moti • Sandman, Yekusiel • Sandman, Yisroel • Sanowicz, Hillel • Sanowicz, Levi • Sanowicz, Menachem M. • Sapira, Levi Yitzchok • Sapira, Menachem • Sapochkinsky, Eliezer • Sapochkinsky, Eliyahu • Sapochkinsky, Mendel • Sarchi, Moshe • Sarue, Yonasan Dovid • Sashipszky, Tzvi • Sashipszky, Ziskind • Sasonkin, Mendel • Sasonkin, Nochum • Sasson, Ariel • Sasson, Berel • Saul, Benny • Saul, Daniel Zev • Saul, Michael Moshe • Saul, Shlomo • Saul, Yosef • Savetman, Uriel • Schaffran, 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Soble, Yosef Y. • Solomon, Aryeh Leib • Solomon, Mendy • Solomon, Shaul M. • Solomon, Y. • Solomon, Zalman • Sorkin, Chaim • Sorkin, Ephraim Gershon • Sorkin, Zussy • Sosonkin, Nochum • Sosover, Nochum Eliyahu • Sosover, Zalman • Sossonko, Asher • Sossonko, Yosef Y. • Sousan, Avrohom Chaim • Soussan, Meyer • Soussan, Shlomo • Spalter, Herschel • Spalter, Hershel • Spalter, Menachem Mendel • Spalter, Mendel • Spalter, Mendel • Spalter, Mordechai • Spalter, Moshe • Spalter, Sholom • Spalter, Yale • Spalter, Yeshayohu • Spalter, Yisroel • Spalter, Yitzchok • Spalter, Yosef Y. • Sperlin, Ari • Sperlin, Avi • Sperlin, Chaim Yisroel • Sperlin, Chanina • Sperlin, Pesach • Sperlin, Sholom • Spiegel, Ariel • Spielman, Levi Yitzchok • Spielman, Menachem S. • Spielman, Momo • Spielman, Naftoli • Spielman, Sholom Ber • Spielman, Tzvi H. • Spielman, Yaakov • Spielman, Yehuda • Spielman, Yeshaya • Spielman, Yeshaya • Spiero, Eli • Spiero, Meir Yisroel • Spiero, Yaakov Tzvi • Spigler, Menchie • 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REB BERL JUNIK

A devout chossid of the Rebbe, and a proud father and zeide of Oholei Torah talmidim

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