Midrash Pli'ah Damesek Eliezer - Handwritten Dedication from the Visit of Rebbe Yoel of Satmar

Midrash Pli'ah Damesek Eliezer - Handwritten Dedication from the Visit of Rebbe Yoel of Satmar
Midrash Pli'ah, with the Damesek Eliezer commentary, by Rebbe Eliezer Lipa Weisblum of Leżajsk (Lizhensk)-NY. Przemyśl, 1922. Two title pages.
On verso of first title page: Interesting handwritten dedication [from the 1930s], signed by a disciple of Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum Rabbi of Satmar, who writes that during a visit of Rebbe Yoel in Baia Mare, he studied and taught with books that were loaned to him by the owner of this book, R. Moshe Aharon Shnitzer. The writer of the dedication blesses the owner of the book with plenty and success, and signes "Yechezkel Shraga Morgenstein of Kisvárda (Kleinwardein)".
R. Yoel Teitelbaum (1887-1979), grandson of the Yitav Lev and son of the Kedushat Yom Tov who both served as Rabbis of Siget. He was known from a young age for his sharpness and Torah proficiency and for his amazing holiness and purity. After he wed the daughter of R. A. C. Horwitz, the Rabbi of Połaniec, he settled in Satmar and taught Torah and Chassidism to a select group of disciples and Chassidim. He served in the rabbinate of Orşova, Carei (from 1925) and Satmar (from 1934). In each of these communities, he also managed a yeshiva gedola and a large Chassidic community. He stood at the helm of the extreme faithful Orthodox Jewry in the Maramureş region. He was saved during the Holocaust in Dr. Kastner's famous "rescue train" and arrived via Bergen Belsen and Eretz Israel to the US in which he established the largest Chassidic community in the world - the Satmar Chassidism which until today is the most dominant community of Orthodox Jews in the US. He headed the opposition to Zionism and the establishment of the State of Israel. He wrote many halachic responsa and his works have been published in dozens of books: VaYo'el Moshe, the Divrei Yoel responsa, Divrei Yo'el on the Torah, etc. Various owners' signatures, including the signature of "Moshe Aharon Shnitzer shochet and bodek" - In 1957, R. Moshe Aharon Shnitzer served as a shochet and bodek in Mendoza (Argentina) and was very active in reinforcing Torah practice, education and Shabbat observance, see enclosed material.
[6], 20, 51-53, 24-29, 40-42 leaves. Lacking last leaf: 43. Mispaginated. Approx. 23 cm. Brittle paper. Fair-poor condition. Worming, wear and tears. Unbound.