Letter to Dr. Schwarzschild Wishing Him a Refuah Shleimah (1967)

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Exchange with R. Horovitz sending Rosh Hashana Wishes (1972)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, I hope that you and your family are well. It was indeed a pleasure to meet you when I was in America. I was very grateful indeed for your kind interest in our institution. You will be pleased to hear that we are rapidly expanding. As you know, no doubt, Mr. Manfred Sonheimer of your congregation is the chairman of our American committee. I would be very grateful indeed for any help that you would be able to give him. I would be very grateful indeed if I could know when you are coming here so that we would be able to invite you to give a lecture. With kind regards and best wishes for the coming year, Yours sincerely, B. Horovitz

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Refuah Shleimah Letter to R. Berliant (1967)

Dear Sam, I just learned of your illness and hospitalization, and was most sorry to hear of it, though I’m pleased to learn of your steady improvement. May God be with you to strengthen you for a speedy and complete return to your family and your work. If there is anything I can do for you, please do not hesitate to call upon me. Warmest personal regards to Ann Bernhard and the children. Cordially, Norman Lamm

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Letter to Dr. Weiss about Yom Tov Sheni Shel Galuyot Article (1969)

Dear Dr. Weiss: About three or four years ago I talked to you about an article I have been planning on Yom Tov Sheni Shel Galuyot, and I showed you the draft. I very much appreciated your comments, and subsequently submitted it to the Jewish Heritage where it was printed in somewhat truncated form. Because of the recent Conservative vote, which makes the subject relevant once again, I have expanded on the published article, and, upon the request of Rabbi Zevulun Charlop, am submitting it for publication in Chavrusa. Rabbi Charlop is looking into the possibility of having it printed so that it can be reprinted in large numbers. If this can be arranged, do you think the Union would be interested in distributing it? If so, it would be good to know in advance how many offprints you would want. Please do not feel that I am soliciting circulation. That is about the last thing that I have in mind. I do feel, however, that if it is of value, it ought to go beyond the rather limited audience of the Rabbinic Alumni of Yeshiva. Cordially yours, Rabbi Norman Lamm

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