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Letter from R. Ben-Ami to R. Jung about "A Hedge of Roses" (1966)

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ל״כ מורנו היקר הרב אלי׳ יונג שליט״א: ברכה ושלום כב׳ הרב. רצו״פ הנני מחזיר את המחברת על טהרת המשפחה מאת הרב נורמן לאם שליט״א שהואיל כ״ב לשלוח לי, אני והאחרים שקראנו אותו יכולים להעיד שעוד לא קראנו מאמר כ״כ משכנע וכתוב בצורה יפה כב״סוגה בשושנים.״ כל דף ודף של המחברת עצמה סוגה בשושנים, ואנו מודים לז״ב על שהואיל לשלוח לנו וזיכנו בקריאה ויישר כוח של הרב לאם שיצא מתחת ידו דברי טהרה אלה.


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