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Jan. 20, 1998

Letter to R. Sherer about His Health (1998)

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This letter from Rabbi Lamm is addressed to Rabbi Moshe Sherer, longtime head of Agudath Israel of America, with whom he shared a warm and respectful relationship despite their differing affiliations.

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