LOT 52:
Group of Documents Related to the Sharp WWI-Era Controversy about Transferring the Deceased on Uncovered Biers
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Group of Documents Related to the Sharp WWI-Era Controversy about Transferring the Deceased on Uncovered Biers
Group of documents related to the Sharp WWI-era controversy about transferring the deceased on uncovered biers.
Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for a discussion of the background to this controversy.
Specifications of the documents included in this lot:
* Very sharp and painful letter from Chaim ben Attar, editor of the newspaper HaCherut, which carried this burning controversy.
* Lengthy article (6 columns) handwritten by Rabbi Tukachinsky entitled "HaMitah V'HaAron."
* Passage from the newspaper HaCherut - article printed about the controversy, with handwritten comments by Rabbi Tukachinsky, and more.
Total of [7] leaves - handwritten and printed.
Very fine condition.