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Nov. 15, 1962

Letter to Moses Feuerstein Suggesting Diplomatic Response to a "Religious Crank" (1962)

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This letter reflects Rabbi Lamm’s role as a political advisor for Orthodox leaders navigating tensions with the Reform movement.

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