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Chaim Tchernowitz (1871-1949), also
known by his pen name Rav Tzair, was a Russian-American rabbi, author, teacher, and publicist. He was born in the...
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Toledot HaPoskim,
History of the
Jewish Codes, by
Chaim Tchernowitz....
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father Samuel Tchernowitz and
moved to
Israel in 1921. "Paraguay".
Israel Ministry of
Foreign Affairs.
Retrieved 5 June 2020. "Tsur (
Tchernowitz), Jacob"....
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Study in
Halakhic Flexibility Jewish Publication Society, 1989
Chayyim Tchernowitz,
Toldot Haposkim 3: 164-172. J. Wrescher,
Introduction to
Shemen Sason...
- Ukraine. His
Talmudic knowledge was
acquired at the
yeshiva of
Rabbi Chaim Tchernowitz (Rav Tzair) in
Odessa and in Petrograd, and his
philosophical and Biblical...
- Einstein's little-known 20-year
friendship with
Orthodox rabbi Chaim Tchernowitz. A
frequent speaker and
commentator on
these topics,
Rosenberg has addressed...
- Emunah;
Harav Menachem Mendel of Kossov-Vizhnitz; and
Harav Chaim of
Tchernowitz, the Be’er
Mayim Chaim, who is
considered a
talmid chaver,
zechusam yagein...
- language. In the
evenings he was
known to
visit the
Yeshiva of
Chaim Tchernowitz (better
known as The
Young Rabbi or Rav Zair). It is at this Yeshiva...
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until he
arrived at Odessa,
where he
attended the
yeshiva of
Rabbi Chaim Tchernowitz (Rav Tza'ir) and
graduated in 1911.
Among his
teachers in this yeshiva...
- from the
original on
November 3, 2012.
Retrieved July 29, 2010.
Chaim Tchernowitz (1974). Bitsaron: yarḥon la-madʻa, le-sifrut ule-vaʻayot ha-zeman. Issue...
