Letter of Gratitude from Soviet Immigrants for R. Lamm's Efforts on Their Behalf (1973)

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Letter of Gratitude from R. Lamm and David Geller to R. Karasick for His Support to Russian Jewish Immigrants (1970)

Dear Rabbi Karasick, On behalf of the New York Conference on Soviet Jewry, I wish to thank you for your contribution of $200.00. Your assistance will help us continue our efforts to sensitize and mobilize public opinion in this country to the injustices being committed against our people in the Soviet Union. Thank you again. Sincerely, David Geller, Rabbi Norman Lamm, Coordinator, Chairman. cc: Rabbi Louis Ginsburg, Rabbi Elkanah Schwartz

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Letter of Gratitude to Rose Winkler for Her Support of Russian Jewish Immigrants (1972)

I think it is just wonderful that you have undertaken to help in the matter of the Russian Jewish immigrants, and as a reward for being a good girl, I hope to send you shortly a copy of my sermon on the subject; meanwhile, perhaps the best way of going about the business is by calling my mother-in-law (724–2433) to ask her for the techniques involved, and the bundles should be mailed to Rabbi Itzchak Kalman, Rechov Mishmar Haam 10, Jerusalem; if you can raise the money to pay for postage (I believe it is about $10 a bundle) that is best, but if not, do not let it stop you, rather let me know and I will provide the funds for it; love to all, cordially, Rabbi Norman Lamm

Soviet Jewry

Letter of Gratitude from Melamed Family for Assistance with Soviet Integration (1974)

Esteemed Rabbi Lamm, Permit me, an emigrant from Russia to express in words my enormous gratitude, which you and the people of the synagogue positively merit. Myself and members of my family were touched by your warm attentionת and the people of the Jewish Center encircled us. Thank you personally for my son's opportunity to receive a Jewish education, while we the young generation of Russian Jews were denied such possibilities.

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