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A fascinating and instructive historical document when a wide range of representatives of the English Torah world are signed together to invite Satmar Rabbe to England - Item: Invitation from the Association of Haredi Communities in England To: Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum, the late Rebbe of Satmar Date: 5752 Signed by Torah scholars and general practitioners. On two pages of an official blank of the organization. Registered as President: Rabbi Dr. Schoenfeld who served as the association's rabbi and as director: Rabbi A. Carlebach. With great admiration and respect, they turn to ”Marna and Rabbanah Rabban of all the children of Israel, the true genius, the minister of the Torah, a true leader and righteous man of our generation ...” He is asked to stop and stay in London for a few weeks on his way back to the United States from his visit to Israel. ”We are waiting for his holiest answer sooner when this signal will be so that we can prepare ourselves and do the Kvod Torah as much as we can.” A fascinating and instructive historical document when a wide range of representatives of the English Torah world are signed together. Among them not only from Hungary and Galicia but also from those associated with Agudat Israel circles, Lithuanian yeshivas and German communities. The signatories: Rabbi Elhanan Heilperin, 1902 - 5705 Publisher Responsa from his elder Maharash Engel Mardomishel, and author of Sde Elchanan, founder of the Golders Green Synagogue and Community. Rabbi Shlomo son of Rabbi Avigdor Schoenfeld , Av Beit Din of Dekhel Adat Yisrael and chief rabbi of the association. A vigorous activist for rescuing Jews during the Holocaust, as well as working hard and besieged in the field of ultra-Orthodox education in England. Rabbi Eliezer Posen Upon the death of his father, the dayan Rabbi Gershon Posen also served as a dayan of the Adah Yeshurun community Rabbi Solomon Boimgarten Dayan of the Israel Schiff-Schul community in Vienna and later Rabbi Dekahel Etz Chaim in Golders Green, author of the book Pardes Shlomo. Rabbi Shalom Pollack Shalom Moskowitz Mashatz who adds a personal request Son of Rabbi Mordechai Yosef Menashe of Solitz, descendants of Rabbi Michal Mazaltzov. moved to London and became famous as a great tzaddik and knowledgeable in the Torah. In his will he promised to inspire mercy for all who would visit his grave and take upon themselves the strengthening of Torah and mitzvos. Rabbi Israel Arie Margaliot from Premislan Son of Rabbi Ephraim Zalman. Emigrated to London and founded a beit midrash. He worked hard to strengthen the Torah and religion. Rabbi Levi Yitzhak Klughoft of Strelisk Rabbi Shmuel Yosef Rabinov  the Ga'on Rabbi Shmuel Yosef Rabinov (1899-1963), Author of” Divrei Shir”. among the disciples of the Chafetz Chaim in Radin. For a while he spent time in Vilna by the Ga'on Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski. As a young man traveled to serve in the rabbinate of cities in Western Europe. Served in the rabbinate of Lübeck and Hamburg. Immediately prior to the Holocaust was summoned to serve as rabbi of ”Machzikei HaDat” congregation in Antwerp. In 1940 escaped to London where he served as rabbi until he immigrated to Eretz Israel in 1960. Rabbi Yehuda Halevi Sheinfeld of Kielz Rabbi Moshe Mondri the Av Beit Din Rabbi Jacob Aryeh Tversky of Trisk The Rebbe of Trisk London. The son of Rabbi Mordechai Zosia. Immigrated to Bnei Brak until his death. Author of Imrei Yaakov. Rabbi Hananiah Lipa Hanig Rabbi Shmuel Hanig Rabbi Moshe Yoel Eliezer Eichenstein Grandson of the Hari'a of Zidchoev Died 5717 Rabbi Aharon Godman, Chairman of the Israel Community Council Rabbi Jacob Lax Rabbi Avraham Sofer Rabbi Getzel Berger Son of Rabbi Shalom of the followers of Alask, on his tombstone ”Founder of the Immigrant of Torah” as one of the great benefactors of the ultra-Orthodox public assisted and supported all the general needs to increase Torah and the mighty. Mostly he was connected in heart and soul to the Satmar institutions. Rabbi Gedalia Margalit Rabbi Moshe Deitch Segal Rebbe Mashatz - Katamon Son-in-law of Rabbi Yaakov Halberstam of Chakawa. He opened a synagogue in London called ”Shatz” and was called the Rebbe of Shatz Katamon (his father-in-law was Rabbi Shalom Mashatz). Today his son Rabbi Sinai Yechezkel Shraga runs the synagogue Rabbi Yitzhak Katz Kahn Rabbi Yitzhak Yaakov Weiss, Rabbi of Manchester One of the greatest arbitrators of his generation. Qualified to teach at age 16 from the Minchas Elazar. After miraculously surviving the Holocaust when he was in Grossverdein, he arrived in England and was appointed of the official court on behalf of the Chief Rabbinate of England. Rabbi Yom Tov Stern Rabbi Nahum HaCohen Schlaf Son-in-law of Rabbi Chaim Pinter, Av Beit Din of Bikovsk. He served as Av Beit Din in Bialava later in London until his death.