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Shlomo Carlebach - Stories of the Holy Bobov Rebbe After World War II / 127 Like Sarah Imenu HONOR

Reb Shlomo Carlebach ztl telling stories of the holy Bobov Rebbe reb Shlomo Halberstam ztl rebuilt the Bobov institution in America after the Holocaust In July 1941 Nazis overran Lvov in the Soviet Union, to which the Halberstam clan had fled from Galicia two years earlier. The SS clubbed to death his father, the Rebbe, his mother, Chaya, and most of his siblings. Somehow Shlomo escaped with his son, Naftali - but his wife and all his other children died in the camps. The experience devastated his faith. He shaved off his beard, and masqueraded as a Polish officer and even as a nun, to save Jews from the Nazis. He allegedly smuggled hundreds to freedom in false-bottomed coal trucks. In 1946 Shlomo arrived in New York via Italy and England. He settled in Borough Park in the 1960s. As his faith revived, so did his zeal to recreate the destroyed world of "Torah-true" Orthodoxy, and transplant it to the New World. He would greet Holocaust survivors as they arrived in New York harbour; and helped many a refugee attend trade school and find work. He eventually remarried and had six more children. He also developed housing, kindergartens, schools, synagogues and Talmud academies as his father had done in eastern Europe. In 1958 he visited Israel and founded the Kiryat Bobov quarter near Tel Aviv. In 1962 he established a Bobov foothold in Stamford Hill; and proudly oversaw the installation of his son-in-law, Dayan Ben-Zion Blum, as head of a much expanded community in 1984. stories of the Holocaust Nazis World War II 127 years like Our Holy Mother Sarah Imenu #shlomocarlebach #bobov #Holocaust #honor Parshas Chayei Sarah רבי שלמה הלברשטאם