Exchange with R. Ronald Gross about Publishing Writings of Hy Tuchman (1972)

1. R. Ronald Gross to R. Lamm (1972)

1. R. Ronald Gross to R. Lamm (Jan. 1, 1972)

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Exchange with R. Ronald Gross about Presiding at Hy Tuchman's Unveiling (1972)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, On a Friday night a few months ago, I had the distinct pleasure of meeting you at the JSS in Pisa. We talked at length, mostly about an individual who meant a great deal to me, but whom you knew better, my late uncle Hy Tuchman. When I returned home, I informed my parents about our meeting and they of course remembered you. Interested with what I had to say, my parents asked me to write you and invite you to dedicate the eulogy at the unveiling which will take place on August 28th, the Sunday prior to Rosh Chodesh Elul. The unveiling is at 1:30 p.m. at Beth El Cemetery in Springfield, and they firmly request your presence. I shall be flying up to Springfield for the ceremony. I hope I can have the opportunity of speaking with you on this momentous occasion. May I please inform me whether you will be able to participate and I will let you know the exact date and location. Thank you so very much. Sincerely, Ronnie Gibbs

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Exchange with R. Teitz about Publishing Hebrew-Russian Hagadah (1970)

Dear Rabbi Lamm: I enclose herewith “fresh from the press” a copy of the new Haggadah with Russian translation which we issued for “the American and Canadian tourists in Russia.” I am mailing several packages to the various communities in Russia and I am also sending it with tourists who are going to visit Russia before Pesach. This is the first time since Communism came into power that such a Haggadah is issued. May the Almighty grant that we witness soon the redemption of Klal Yisroel. With kindest personal regards and best wishes for chag kasher v’sameach, I remain with Torah greetings, Sincerely, Rabbi Pinchas M. Teitz

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