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Secrets of the Lubavitch Rebbe [Paperback]
By: Yechiel Harrary
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Rabbi MeLubavitch, Menachem-Mendel Schneerson, turned the handful of Chassidim who remained after the Holocaust into a superpower that crosses borders and continents. To this day, his character is fascinating and arousing curiosity not only in the eyes of his followers and fans. What was it that fascinated hundreds of thousands around the world? What is the secret of the Rebbe's charisma, which attracted so many people from all walks of life?
The Lubavitcher Rebbe's influence is a riddle. His first period of life, until he became a rabbi, was once considered secret and mysterious. He was known to have been born in Russia, lived in Berlin and Paris for a period of time, and acquired a broad general education, along with extensive knowledge of Torah and Jewish thought in its various forms. In recent years, however, dozens of new documents and correspondence have been published, which shed new and reliable light on his life story in these years.
In the second part of his life, the Rebbe spent most of the day in his study in Brooklyn and rarely left the suburban New York neighborhood, except for visits to the cemetery where his father-in-law was buried. But it was precisely during this period that he became the most influential Rabbi in the Jewish world, followed by a real army.
The Rebbe's secret seeks to unravel the secret of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's power. The book invites readers to a journey through which the Rebbe will be exposed to the eyes of his followers and who really was. A journey in which he reveals how he polished his multi-faceted teachings and how this theory affected the Jewish world as a whole.
About the Author
Yechiel Harrary served as a journalist, parliamentary assistant, media consultant and professional advisor to government ministries. He is currently teaching at the Sapir College of Communications and lectures on various aspects of Jewish thought.
Binding: Paperback
Language: Hebrew
By: Yechiel Harrary
Product Description
Rabbi MeLubavitch, Menachem-Mendel Schneerson, turned the handful of Chassidim who remained after the Holocaust into a superpower that crosses borders and continents. To this day, his character is fascinating and arousing curiosity not only in the eyes of his followers and fans. What was it that fascinated hundreds of thousands around the world? What is the secret of the Rebbe's charisma, which attracted so many people from all walks of life?
The Lubavitcher Rebbe's influence is a riddle. His first period of life, until he became a rabbi, was once considered secret and mysterious. He was known to have been born in Russia, lived in Berlin and Paris for a period of time, and acquired a broad general education, along with extensive knowledge of Torah and Jewish thought in its various forms. In recent years, however, dozens of new documents and correspondence have been published, which shed new and reliable light on his life story in these years.
In the second part of his life, the Rebbe spent most of the day in his study in Brooklyn and rarely left the suburban New York neighborhood, except for visits to the cemetery where his father-in-law was buried. But it was precisely during this period that he became the most influential Rabbi in the Jewish world, followed by a real army.
The Rebbe's secret seeks to unravel the secret of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's power. The book invites readers to a journey through which the Rebbe will be exposed to the eyes of his followers and who really was. A journey in which he reveals how he polished his multi-faceted teachings and how this theory affected the Jewish world as a whole.
About the Author
Yechiel Harrary served as a journalist, parliamentary assistant, media consultant and professional advisor to government ministries. He is currently teaching at the Sapir College of Communications and lectures on various aspects of Jewish thought.
Binding: Paperback
Language: Hebrew
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