Day Three in Montreal!
19 January 2011
Day three was BH great!
Just about to start interview with Mr. Yankel Abramczk.
In the early morning (8 am), we interviewed Mr. Yankel Abramczk. He spoke about how the Rebbe gave a special brocha to his young son, when the doctors had given up hope on him. Abramczk also related how once he and HaRav Yosef Blumenthal were in yechidus (private audience) with the Re…bbe where he remembers that the Rebbe and HaRav Blumenthal held a deep discussion in learning ‘throwing’ various maare mekomos (sources) at each other. He was amazed!
In the afternoon, we were off to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rosler. Mr. Rosler spoke about the kiruvim (special attention) the Rebbe gave to him and pointed out to a letter that the Rebbe sent him congratulating him on growing a beard and putting on Rabbenu Tam’s tefillin. Normally, the Rebbe would write to Rosler in Yiddish, but this letter the Rebbe told Rosler that he davka wrote in English, so he could show it to his friends and be an influence on them. Mr. Rosler let us scan the letter and you can see it in the photo album.
Mendy Alevsky interviewing Mr. Rosler.
Mrs. Rosler describes how she was always nervous when going into to yechidus
with the Rebbe and how the Rebbe made her so comfortable and got her to speak openly about the concerns that were bothering her. Once her brother took ill and the Rebbe took an active interest telling her the exact medical advice the doctor had giver her, describing the medical issues involved.
That’s it for now…
Zalmi Glassner putting on the 'lav mic' on Mr. Rosler.
A fascinating letter from the Rebbe to Mr. Rosler about growing a beard and putting on Rabeinu Tam Tefillin. Normally, the Rebbe would write to Mr. Rosler in Yiddish, but this time the Rebbe specifically wrote in English so that Rosler would show it to his friends to be an influence on them.
Envelope of letter from the Rebbe to Mr. Rosler.
The way the interview looks on camera. Notice how the background is framed.
Screen shot of Mrs. Rosler's interview.
Mr. Yankel Abramczk and his son who was given a brocha by the Rebbe.
A typical snowy day in Montreal...but we are still out there trucking!
Day three was BH great!
Just about to start interview with Mr. Yankel Abramczk.
In the early morning (8 am), we interviewed Mr. Yankel Abramczk. He spoke about how the Rebbe gave a special brocha to his young son, when the doctors had given up hope on him. Abramczk also related how once he and HaRav Yosef Blumenthal were in yechidus (private audience) with the Re…bbe where he remembers that the Rebbe and HaRav Blumenthal held a deep discussion in learning ‘throwing’ various maare mekomos (sources) at each other. He was amazed!
In the afternoon, we were off to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rosler. Mr. Rosler spoke about the kiruvim (special attention) the Rebbe gave to him and pointed out to a letter that the Rebbe sent him congratulating him on growing a beard and putting on Rabbenu Tam’s tefillin. Normally, the Rebbe would write to Rosler in Yiddish, but this letter the Rebbe told Rosler that he davka wrote in English, so he could show it to his friends and be an influence on them. Mr. Rosler let us scan the letter and you can see it in the photo album.
Mendy Alevsky interviewing Mr. Rosler.
Mrs. Rosler describes how she was always nervous when going into to yechidus
with the Rebbe and how the Rebbe made her so comfortable and got her to speak openly about the concerns that were bothering her. Once her brother took ill and the Rebbe took an active interest telling her the exact medical advice the doctor had giver her, describing the medical issues involved.
That’s it for now…
Zalmi Glassner putting on the 'lav mic' on Mr. Rosler.
A fascinating letter from the Rebbe to Mr. Rosler about growing a beard and putting on Rabeinu Tam Tefillin. Normally, the Rebbe would write to Mr. Rosler in Yiddish, but this time the Rebbe specifically wrote in English so that Rosler would show it to his friends to be an influence on them.
Envelope of letter from the Rebbe to Mr. Rosler.
The way the interview looks on camera. Notice how the background is framed.
Screen shot of Mrs. Rosler's interview.
Mr. Yankel Abramczk and his son who was given a brocha by the Rebbe.
A typical snowy day in Montreal...but we are still out there trucking!
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