- Rav
Yeruchom Levovitz (Hebrew: ירוחם ליוואוויץ; c. 1875 – 1936), also
known by his
hundreds of
students simply as The Mashgiach, was a
famous mashgiach...
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yeshiva of the
Lithuanian school who had not
studied in Mir. In 1924,
Rabbi Yeruchom Levovitz rejoined the
yeshiva as
mashgiach after having originally been...
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mussar movement, then in Raduń
Yeshiva under the
Chofetz Chaim and
Rabbi Yeruchom Levovitz, and
finally in the Kelm
Talmud Torah. His wife was
named Chaya...
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would encourage visualization and introspection. His
foremost student was
Yeruchom Levovitz the
Mashgiach of Mir, who
wrote all of his
texts into Chochmah...
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deliver the
lecture in his stead. He
later studied in the Mir
yeshiva under Yeruchom Levovitz. In late 1939,
during the
invasion of Poland, the Jews of Baranovich...
- in 1908 in Ozovnet, Lithuania. His father,
Musar movement leader Rabbi Yeruchom Levovitz, was the
spiritual leader of
Yeshivas Mir.
Levovitz studied in...
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Chaya Lipszuc Children Dovid Morgensztern Sara Cyna
Brucha Binyomin Moshe Yeruchom Parents Leybush Morgenstern (father) Elka (mother)
Religious life Religion...
- (present-day Belarus).[citation needed] He
studied at the
Radin Yeshiva,
where Yeruchom Levovitz served as mashgiach, and in 1908, when
Levovitz was appointed...
- in Ureche, is
located 8
kilometres (5.0 mi) from the
center of Lyuban.
Yeruchom Levovitz (1875–1935),
rabbi Rakhel Feygenberg (1895–1972),
writer Moshe...
- Horowitz's
Madreigas HaAdam,
Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler's
Michtav MeEliyahu,
Rabbi Yeruchom Levovitz's Daas
Chochmah U'Mussar and Daas Torah,
Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitz's...
